As soon as our AZ Spring break was over, we loaded up and headed to Nevada to enjoy the Spring weather there. It dumped snow the entire week of our visit. We got to see lots of my Grandma Bettie. Cori and I got to attend a dinner event with our financial planner (my dad) and one of the company's primo fund managers. We had FHE with some friends from highschool/college and I went to lunch with an old friend whom I haven't caught up with in ages.
Ah, Springtime in the Sierras. Grace and Grant loved being outside in the snow with the dogs. We also took them bowling which was great fun. Especially after we were able to convince Grant that he couldn't drop kick the bowling ball. The children went with Grammie Marla to her workouts all week. And I was able to drop in on a spin class, which was more fun than I was expecting.
Cori, Dad and I did a lot of skiing. Heavenly has officially declared this its biggest winter
ever. They've had over 500 inches (60 ft) of snow. All the storms made for great snow conditions though the skiing conditions were a little rough. (Cold, windy, but worth it) There was just so much snow. Cori spent most of his time on the mountain laughing like a little kid.
With the weather being so stormy, I was starting to worry that we wouldn't get Grace and Grant up the mountain. We want them to learn, but we don't want them to hate it. Fortunately, our last afternoon there, the sun came out and we were on! Gracie is skiing better on her own, and Grant was surprisingly adventurous. We will send them to ski school next year, so I'm really glad we got to spend that afternoon with them. I'm also glad their snow clothes from last year still (kinda) fit.
They were both sad when it was time to go home. Hence this pouty face from Grant. Always leave them wanting more, as my dad would say.
As soon as our AZ Spring break was over, we loaded up and headed to Nevada to enjoy the Spring weather there. It dumped snow the entire week of our visit. We got to see lots of my Grandma Bettie. Cori and I got to attend a dinner event with our financial planner (my dad) and one of the company's primo fund managers. We had FHE with some friends from highschool/college and I went to lunch with an old friend whom I haven't caught up with in ages.
Ah, Springtime in the Sierras. Grace and Grant loved being outside in the snow with the dogs. We also took them bowling which was great fun. Especially after we were able to convince Grant that he couldn't drop kick the bowling ball. The children went with Grammie Marla to her workouts all week. And I was able to drop in on a spin class, which was more fun than I was expecting.
Cori, Dad and I did a lot of skiing. Heavenly has officially declared this its biggest winter ever. They've had over 500 inches (60 ft) of snow. All the storms made for great snow conditions though the skiing conditions were a little rough. (Cold, windy, but worth it) There was just so much snow. Cori spent most of his time on the mountain laughing like a little kid.
With the weather being so stormy, I was starting to worry that we wouldn't get Grace and Grant up the mountain. We want them to learn, but we don't want them to hate it. Fortunately, our last afternoon there, the sun came out and we were on! Gracie is skiing better on her own, and Grant was surprisingly adventurous. We will send them to ski school next year, so I'm really glad we got to spend that afternoon with them. I'm also glad their snow clothes from last year still (kinda) fit.
They were both sad when it was time to go home. Hence this pouty face from Grant. Always leave them wanting more, as my dad would say.
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