I think the thing that made the move harder, and possibly easier at the same time was that we didn't tell anyone until a week before we were moving. We were waiting for a few things to line up and for Erik to tell work before we told everyone. It came as quite a shock to tell people, "oh yes, we're moving in a week". Hard not to tell people, but easy to not have to drag it out forever. Fast and painless... right?
Elsie loved Preschool, she loved her friends and her teacher Mrs. Mary.
the girls played out back every second they could, enjoying the plahouse and the giant yard.
My friends and I went to dinner at Seasons 52 for one last hurrah. It was amazing and I miss these ladies everyday. We had such a fun group, and they meant so much to me. I miss them so!
One last trip to the worlds best mall, just 2 miles from our house.
and one last trip to the Dr to make sure Violet was really ok... Still norovirus!
One last night in their incredible bedroom that we miss so bad. They'll never have a room like this again!
All the while Clem kept growing and being as cute as ever
The hardest goodbye was saying see ya later to the cousins and Crystal. They came down for the day, and there wasn't a dry eye in the house when it came time for them to head home. We loved when they moved to Denver, we loved having cousins and best friends just 45 minutes away. We felt so bad that we were moving on when they had just joined us, and it hurt so bad to say goodbye for now. It was so fun to see these girls bond and play together, at least we'll have Christmas and summers, but we're hoping one day we live close again.
We asked the girls what they wanted to do on their last day in Denver. They decided the aquarium was the last hurrah
Clem started sitting right before we left
What an incredible 4 years! Denver will always hold a very special place in my heart. Till we meet again!
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