For our anniversary (well, actually, for our Babymoon - you know, the last vacation before it's not just the two of us...), we traveled to the Ozark mountains in Missouri and relaxed at an amazing resort called Big Cedar. It had just enough amenities to have lots to do, but it was relaxing enough that I didn't feel too guilty because of getting tired out WAY sooner than normal!
This is the living area of our resort. Cool!
Here is the view from our balcony!
The past three years, just the two of us, have been fantastic!
Cubby power!!
One of the cool things at the resort was that one night, they had a complimentary bonfire where you could make s'mores - everything was provided. Yum!
We also played putt-putt on the property, but it was perhaps the worst putt-putt course ever. We didn't try for very long... but I think I won... but I may or may not have cheated...shh...
The resort also had a lazy river! This was one of the best things because I didn't get worn out!
We found these great rocking chairs where we watched the sunset on the last night.
Our view from the rocking chairs:
Before the sun completely set that last night, we played shuffleboard!
This is what we saw as we played:
There were so many amazing views at this place. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for letting us use some of your timeshare points to go on this vacation! It was just what we needed.
Happy anniversary, honey! I have enjoyed growing with you these past three years. I have loved having people into our
5 comments:
I love this post! Looks like ya'll had fun! And I love that pink dress!
Love to read such a sweet tribute to love and harmony even through the ups and downs. Happy Anniversary, and it did look like a delightful destination!
Hilarious! We went to Big Cedar Lodge when we were about 6 months pregnant! Except it was for our belated honey moon ;) Great place to relax. We had one of the private cabins, which was super cool. In fact, I just recommended it to someone this week.
that comment was from kent. :)
Ha! That's fun, Kent/Amber! Yeah, it was really pretty - but walking from place to place got me very winded.
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