Spa of The Rockies.

...don't mind if I do!  If I hadn't mentioned before, Oliver did above & beyond his first Mother's day...a mini rejuv package to the Spa of The Rockies!!!  Someone must've known Mama needed a little pampering & relaxation =)  It was a perfect way to spend a rainy cold weekend here in the mountains.  I left O & his Father together for like the longest amount of time together yet...6 1/2 hours.  It was great for them to have some hangout time, despite the rain & inability to go outdoors & do anything recreational.  Oliver napped for his Dad 3ish hours...how in the heck did he manage to get him down for that long of a nap boggles my mind but okay!?  I spent the afternoon getting massaged, pampered & chillaxed...& I think I drank enough detox tea to cover me for a year.  After I got home, we made homemade pizza, lounged around & watched the move, The Jerk...haha I always love watching that movie!!!  Then I received a fun call from my friends Hillary & Wendy from back in Holstein.  It was our 10-year class reunion celebration Saturday night & I was sad I had to opt out this year.  Our 5-year was pretty large & in charge (I had something to do with the planning of that, so of course it was awesome =)!  I was glad I got a call from the celebration, even though I couldn't understand anything anyone was saying...it was still nice to make an "appearance".  So that pretty much concluded our dreary somewhat uneventful weekend...as I type, it is still raining, Oliver is asleep & I'm sipping on a nice glass of Hess Chardonnay...I guess not a bad way to end the weekend at all ;) 

More from The Spa...

The Spa of The Rockies is located in congruence with the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool...the largest hot springs pool in the world.  The geothermic-heated water looks sooooooo tempting. 

Hoping to plan a day there with Oliver!

Although the spa is fairly new (2008 I believe it opened), the pool has been an attraction for years!
...it was even featured in an 'Ultimate Guide to Grooming' Playboy magazine article.
(Jan/Feb issue FYI).

When the cold air breezes by, it produces hot steam that rises up.

Photo credit to GLENWOOD HOT SPRINGS.

(c'mon I already mentioned it was a cold & rainy day...thanks Hot Springs).