We decided to visit Chicago because Josh's dad, Brian, lives there. He lives in St. Charles (a suburb of Illinois) in a beautiful home. We flew in late in the afternoon and Brian picked us up at the airport. We then drove to the house, had dinner, and went to bed. We were exhausted and had big plans for our trip. We were determined to see all the sights we wanted to see and do all the things we wanted to do with Logan. We are so blessed that he was such a cooperative traveler! We had such an amazing time touring the city, visiting with family, and eating way too much delicious food! Thank you so much, Brian and Nena, for letting us stay in your home, taking us into the city each day, and being our tour guides. We honestly had such a wonderful time and can't wait to visit you again soon. 
Our first train ride on the Metra into the city!
Architectural River Tour
We barely made this tour in time. The train was delayed for almost an hour, so once we got off, we jumped in a cab and rushed to our destination. Luckily for us, the tour guides were kind enough to wait for us and we were the last ones to load on the boat. This tour was awesome! The weather was fantastic and the views of Chicago's architecture were spectacular!
We were getting hungry and knew we wanted some deep dish pizza, so we headed out to find some. While in route to another pizza place, Brian happened to spot Pizzeria Uno. We walked in, smelt the delicious food, felt the warmth of the heat lamps, and were sold on Pizzeria Uno. We lucked out because it actually is one of the first pizza places to create the traditional Chicago-style deep dish pizza.
Lo fell asleep when we got to the restaurant, so we were able to order some beers and pizza and enjoy our grown-up time together. We're pictured here with Brian, his wife, Nena, and her sons, Dillon and Tyler. We had a blast!
After our fabulous lunch, we decided to walk over to the Hancock and visit the Signature Lounge on the 96th floor for Happy Hour. The lounge is absolutely beautiful because it has a 360 degree view of the city.








