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on November 14, 2009

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Hell on Wheels

Noah and Lily both got bikes from their Grandma and Grandpa 'O' for Christmas....Noah is drawn to anything with wheels and steering capacity. He is in love with his bike and, we are certain, he will be a bmx-er by summer. This was his first day outside with the bike...he was already trying to stand up on the seat while holding the handlebars...x-games here I come! His Mimi and Boppa got him this very tight Hummer for Christmas....it is the next frontier. He knows already how to drive it, but is unable to steer...this is a little bit concerning. He managed to surf it right into the snow.

First Day of the Season

Bridger Bowl opened this weekend and we were anxious to get out and see the kids skiing! We woke up to a beautiful bluebird day just perfect for a family day at the hill! We loaded up the skiis, boots, suits and toques and enjoyed the quick 15 minute drive to Bridger Bowl. First order of business was to get the kids their first ever ($5) season's pass! Noah's looks like he's giving the camera a high five...this seems to be a good sign. Dan and I were both brimming with pride to see our kids dressed up like real skiers. Lily amazed us with her willingness and excitement for skiing. She hopped right on the lift with me and snapped her skiis on like it was an everyday thing. Dan rode up with Noah, who also showed no hesitation. Skiing must be in their blood! I helped Lily slide and ran along with her (most exercise I've had for a long time). She did great! We did a couple runs, then went into the lodge for the best part....fries and dogs! During lunch Lily kep

Day 4 Verona

We were up early this morning to catch the train to Verona. We learned that Venice on Saturday morning is a very sleepy town-no coffee shops or bakeries or anything open at 7 am. We ended up grabbing the typical Italian breakfast of pastries and espresso at the train station. Unlike the city, the train station was bustling with activity at 7:30. It was fun for all of us to experience the trains coming and going from the station. The reader boards flickering with new destinations every few seconds. We found our train easily and we're greeted with wide open empty cars to spread out in. We took a regional train and found it was very comfortable and modern. We were able to charge all our phones while riding the 1.5 hour train to Verona. The train filled as we traveled from stop to stop through the countryside and villas en route to the city. At Verona we stored our heavy bags at the luggage storage desk and ventured out by taxi to Juliet's Tomb-our meeting place for our bike tour

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