Denver

We are back home from a very sad trip to Denver. After losing Danza's stepmom Anne in a car accident last week, Danza, Harrison and I traveled to Denver to be with family for the better part of the week. It was a very tough trip, but spending time with family will continue to help us all cope. We are very much looking forward to seeing Don again, hopefully at Thanksgiving in a few weeks as he has mentioned catching a flight to Indiana.

Here are some great pictures of Anne that I had in the archives. Below them are some shots from the trip to Denver.

Our wedding
Justin & Emily's wedding
And Anne with Harrison




Our flight to Denver was rather calm. Harrison behaved himself, got his own seat, ate Cheerios to pass the time, and didn't smack any of the other travelers.
As soon as we arrived, Elvira instructed us to consider a haircut. So off we went. I was hoping for an old-school barber shop where Harrison could listen to conversation about politics and the World Series. But we ended up at a mall and Danza steered him toward a "salon." Here he is pre-cut, with his bangs interfering with his vision.


It was Halloween, and lucky H had an angel complete with wings and cleavage begin work on his mop. He was very good during the process, except he kept turning around as he tried to figure out what she was doing.



And here is a short video of the angel at work.



We put the kids in the dump truck when we didn't feel like watching them. It was the biggest redneck playpen Harrison has seen. He loved it!


Surely someone can come up with a good caption for this picture.


Danza flew separately to and from Denver, so Harrison's Bubbe and I were in charge of the critter on both flights. Coming back was a struggle. He was tired, cranky, and would not go to sleep. After an exhausting two hours on the plane trying to keep him calm and quiet, he finally fell asleep in my arms after we touched down in Indy and were taxiing to the terminal.

In closing, it was very comforting to be with family in Denver during such a sad time. We think about Anne constantly and miss her tremendously.