our snowy getaway

Mmmmmm.

That's all I've got to say about this snowy weekend getaway.

It was uneventful, but in the best way possible. We did whatever we wanted and had no schedule. We sat in our cabin, drank lots of tea, sat in front of the fire, and read {well, to be honest, Brad read and I started the series Downton Abbey on netflix}. I'm surprisingly hooked. It's not the typical type of show that I would be drawn to, but I had heard a lot of people ranting about it so I thought I'd give it a try. I'm really enjoying it. Lady Mary and Mr Matthew are bound to be together... It's only a matter of time. I'm only on season 1 episode 6, so please don't give it away if you're further along in the series. When I was drinking tea by the fire and watching Downton Abbey, I was completely content. I could've stayed in that spot for days. Why don't we have tea parties, wear overly adorned dresses and hats, and have manners anymore? Just a thought. Not to mention those men in bow ties look pretty dapper. If I could get a bow tie on Brad I'd die. Glad I jumped on the Downton Abbey bandwagon.

Other than living vicariously through Downton Abbey, we went to dinner and were the only ones in the restaurant. Luckily we drove up before the snow storm. Our waiter said there were several accidents on his way to work. Sundance is tucked away up in the mountains, so driving there can be a little dangerous during the winter months. Apparently no one wanted to risk driving in the weather conditions either. There was us and one other couple sitting in the restaurant Friday night. It was quite nice to be honest. I ordered a deliciously fancy dish with polenta and veggies. Brad ordered a yummy looking pizza with all the gluten in it he could handle. Watching him devour gluten is one of the most entertaining things to watch. Poor guy... living with a celiac.

We had such a great time, I love spending time with this guy. So glad he's my husband and that I get to do life with him. Bring it baseball season. I'm ready for ya.