Group Think Weekend

Last weekend (18th-21st) was our 2nd annual Girl's Weekend in
Park City to celebrate my mom's birthday.

We were well prepared and had tons of food.
It felt like we moved in for real.


Gotta love the snacks.

Amy taking a picture of the rainbow outside our balcony.

We brought loads of movies, and ended up watching
What Happens In Vegas, What About Bob and Ghost Town.

I love random shots like this because
they capture such a feel for the purpose of the trip.
Cameras, chick-flicks, games, books, a journal and a water bottle.

I sat on the balcony to put on my make-up.
I was loving the cool, mountain breeze.
(My companions did NOT. They're coldies.
It felt like a serious compatibility issue to me.)

Girlie stuff went on.

This is the view of my loft night stand.
I had my books, my headlight (of course),
a water bottle, and a pile of good mail to read.

It's a good thing we didn't have altitude
issues or hiking Main Street would
have been a challenge.

I love the look of Main Street in Park City.

Of course I had to send post cards.

We browsed the book store and found
a seat as well. It was amusing.


Amy took this picture of me checking
out the stationery in the book store.
Will I ever get sick of looking at stationery?

We had a tasty lunch, though the Sweet Potato fries were limp.


I did not order Sweet Potato fries.

Oh how we love, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.

There was some shopping going on.

I'm just not a shopper, so I love it
when there are chairs in the store.
This store even had magazines to read.

Our Main Street self-portrait.

Our post movie photo, nice poster right?
We all liked the movie a lot, though Robyn
was having heat stroke during it.
(I was glad it wasn't me for a change.)

We played cards for awhile, but abandoned
them after realizing we weren't having fun.

The early risers had plenty of time for
reading, while the normal risers got ready.

Figuring out where we're going to eat.

This is what it looks like when the
rest of the group orders the salad bar for lunch.

(Funny tidbit, the same people seated diagonally
from us at Ruby Tuesdays were seated next
to us that night at Fuego...what are the odds?)

Misty mountain goodness.

Visit #2--I bought treats for Randy and the
kids along with an English Toffee for me.

My feelings about group think.

Can you say downpour?


Who doesn't love Italian food?

It's not everyday one gets to wear
a birthday crown during breakfast.

We had some group-think issues that put a damper on the overall mood of the weekend. I'm not sure why this happened, but it did. I'm now wondering if it was hard for us to relax and enjoy, because we all had our own ideas about what that meant. Everyone tried to be easygoing, but somehow it didn't feel like anyone was.

**Thoughts??**