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Christine took Ava for a solo trip to San Diego and Dad had Harlow for the weekend for a slumber […]

Mid-January was a nice mix of everyday moments and little adventures. Nothing huge—just the kind of weeks that make up

Christmas morning is pure magic—sleepy smiles, excited energy, and the house feeling extra cozy. We loved slowing down and soaking

Christmas fun with the Graziano family is always the best—good food, lots of laughs, and the kind of chaos that

Christmas was starting to feel close, and we were officially in holiday mode. Decorations, cozy nights, and all the little

Thanksgiving in St. Louis was such a great family trip. Good meals, lots of time together, and plenty of grateful

The performance was such a proud moment for us. It takes real courage to get up there, and we loved

Tubing in Fraser was pure fun—fast runs, lots of laughs, and plenty of snow. It was one of those outings

We went to a Denver Nuggets game and had such a great time. The arena energy was awesome, and it

Having cousins visit in Colorado is always the best kind of busy. We packed in quality time, laughs, and plenty

A Steamboat weekend is always a great reset for us. We loved the mountain air, the change of pace, and

Pumpkin patch + a hike is basically the perfect fall day. Crisp air, great views, and all the seasonal fun

Harlow’s 10th birthday sleepover was a big milestone and so much fun. Lots of laughter, late-night energy, and the best

The charity run was such a great event—fun, meaningful, and full of positive energy. We loved being part of something

We loved having a visit in Colorado—there’s nothing like sharing our favorite places with someone we care about. It was

Medicine Bow camping was a great reset—fresh air, campfires, and lots of time outside together. We love trips that slow

Navneet came to visit and we had a blast. Went to Dinosaur ridge to check out the foot prints and

Lake Dillon weekends are always a win—beautiful water, mountain views, and easy family time. We loved getting out and enjoying

Mount Sherman was a big one—such a classic 14er day. The views were incredible and the sense of accomplishment at