Pueblo CO : Children's Museum

River and I went and played for the day at Buell Children's Museum in Pueblo, 

while Daddy worked hard.

It's apart of the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center. And we had a blast playing, running around, and getting our hands dirty (literally). River loved playing with the Train Set (birthday gift inspiration), harvesting veggies, waving in the crazy mirrors, painting, and standing in for the Queen of England. 

Once he was all worn out from all the fun, I strapped him in to the stroller with a sippy cup and cookies, and headed over to the art exhibits.  

Their main exhibit was a Steampunk Collection. Interesting Stuff.

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All in All it was a pretty fun little Adventure. I had never been to Pueblo before, and I would love to go back and wonder around their downtown area. The buildings and architecture looked really neat, as we drove by.... 

perhaps another adventure for another day.

Big Foot Sighting

Ok more like Little Foot, but just as elusive. 

Blink and you might miss him.

River in the Woods

Epic Stevenson Family Reunion :

1 : Hanging out and getting ready before the whole gang gets arrives!!

2 : 4-Wheeling Adventures!

 3 : Beach Babes & Water Nymphs

4: Zip Lining in West Yellowstone

We had a blast at this year's Stevenson Family Reunion. River and I met everyone at the cabin, while Sky was in Germany. River loved going on Rhino Rides, loving on his Nana, helping Grnadpa mow the lawn, and playing with his cousins, especially his older girl cousins that just spoiled him.

Something new we did this Year was going to Yellowstone Ariel Adventures, it's a Zipline and Ropes Course Adventure Park. It was an blast. Everyone from the little ones to the big ones love it.  Let's just say all the nieces and nephews are true Stevenson's- high adventurers, go go go.

I love the cabin. 

L.O.V.E. 

It was wonderful to spent time with the family. Looking forward to next year. :)

Thanks so much Nana & Grandpa for having us!!

 What a wonderful way to make memories that will last more than a lifetime.

Thanks Peter, for being the Family Reunion Guru!