Sue B.

Saturday, Apr 9, 2005 — Tempe, AZ

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Meet my two new kitties Haiku and Simba. They are the sweetest kitties who do everything together and are like two peas in a pod. A typical day in the life of Haiku and Simba is spent chasing each other around, snacking, playing with their many toys, exploring, and sleeping. I am so happy to have two cute kittens to play with and take care of.

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My sister likes to call the kittens "The Twins". It has been 2 weeks and the Twins have settled into their new home. They have a never ending supply of energy and love to wrestle with each other. When the kitties wrestle, they look like two mini white fur-ball Sumo wrestlers! See picture of them on the bed of the wrestling match.

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On the way home from Steamboat, we stopped at Rocky Mountain National Park. This would be my first time at the park and we were lucky enough to see moose in the wild. About 2 miles into our hike, I detected a large dark brown object…that was moving...and it had eyes! I froze in my tracks and realized that the massive creature was a Bull Moose staring right back at me. Then another Bull Moose appeared. I couldn’t believe my eyes and stood spellbound 20 yds away from these real-life “Bullwinkles”. My family was further back and I signaled for them to catch up. I was so excited and made my way a bit closer. One of the bulls snorted, as if to warn the other which reminded me that moose can become aggressive if you get too close. We observed the bulls for about 5 min before they disappeared into the woods. Later in the day, we saw other moose grazing in an open space. I was able to get closer to a baby calf that was munching on willows. It may be time to start a blog of adventures in CO.

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Steamboat Springs is located along the Yampa River in the northwest part of Colorado and has earned the title of “Ski Town USA”. The name of the town originated in the 1800s when French trappers mistakenly thought they had heard the chugging sound of a steamboat on the river. The sound turned out to be the bubbling of one of the natural hot springs along the Yampa River. I had always wanted to visit this town and run the Steamboat Half Marathon and was finally able to do so. Upon arriving, I was amazed at how green everything was. The landscape showcased every shade of green imaginable. I carried my camera during the race to take photos. Along the way, I was captivated by a herd of horses running in the opposite direction and was fortunate enough to capture the image. There is something truly magical to see horses running freely across a lush green pasture doing what they were born to do - Run Free.

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