It was Connie's Mom's 80th birthday and we had planned a surprise party for her complete with a surprise visit from us and our daughter and son-in-law. Since the dogs could not make the trip, Dad decided to have them put on the cake.
She was surprised and it was great to visit with family and friends. Quick trip, but was fun.
The next day, we headed to the airport for our flight back to Chicago. Bonus was that our daughter took some time off to join us for a couple of days. She doesn't do the flying thing very well. And, since we were only flying from Columbus to Chicago, we were on a very small plane. She wasn't too crazy about that. As you can see, we got a chuckle out of it.
Her time with us was also going to be short. Once we landed (after an hour plus delay), we made our way right to Millennium Park. There is so much to do in Chicago. This area is a must see! We only hit a tip of the park. We had to get pictures of the Bean.
Of course, all that traveling made us hungry. We went in search of a Chicago style pizza. Just around the corner from the park, we found Giordano's Chicago Famous Stuffed Pizza. The pizzas look just like the photos on the website. They are delicious and very filling.
It was getting late, so we boarded the CTA Blue Line back to our truck to head home.
Tuesday was spent just relaxing and watching the All-Star Game.
Bethany had a late flight on Wednesday, so we headed back to town for some more sightseeing. The Navy Pier was on our agenda this time. The weather was perfect. We wandered around a bit before having an early dinner at Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Bar & Grill.
"My kind of town, ...Chicago is..."
Looking forward to the next couple of months here.
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