We just spent four days in beautiful Denver. Since we were looking at houses, it seemed like nearly four years -- we are absolutely exhausted. We looked at just over 30 houses and finally settled on a little beauty that backs up to park space and has an unobstructed view of the Rockies. Seriously. We can watch the sun set behind the mountains. The offer ought to be signed by tomorrow morning, and we can all go back to our normal lives. You know, the ones that involve me writing stuff on Funundrum and you reading it. But first I will need a nap. Enjoy these here pictures.
The park that the house backs up to is called Historic Cheese Ranch Park. I reckon we can sell the idea of cheese ranch to TGI Friday's for a couple hundred thousand bucks.
There they are, right there off the deck. Mountains! Yay! Our backyard is blissfully free of other houses. We are the coolest people in the whole world.
One night, we went down to 16th St. in downtown, where lots of shops and restaurants live. It was damn cold out, about 12 F. Coffee will fix just about anything.
Canadian geese are everywhere! It's like Denver is one big "Timmy is gross" campaign. It snowed for most of the day on Monday, so that was super cool.
The park that the house backs up to is called Historic Cheese Ranch Park. I reckon we can sell the idea of cheese ranch to TGI Friday's for a couple hundred thousand bucks.
There they are, right there off the deck. Mountains! Yay! Our backyard is blissfully free of other houses. We are the coolest people in the whole world.
One night, we went down to 16th St. in downtown, where lots of shops and restaurants live. It was damn cold out, about 12 F. Coffee will fix just about anything.
Canadian geese are everywhere! It's like Denver is one big "Timmy is gross" campaign. It snowed for most of the day on Monday, so that was super cool.
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