Sorry for the delay in blogging. The last month has led Les and I on a major readjustment including a road trip (another one), a birthday surprise (another one), and small cars. You may ask, how do Jeremy and Lesley do it? Well it takes 1.) unemployment, and 2.) interesting circumstances. This blog starts with a road trip. Les and I having fought an uphill battle for a while in Prescott, Az and made the choice to try a new beginning in Colorado. I called in the reserves, Justin and Chris, who drove to Prescott and met us to help us pack up and ship out.
It was sad to leave our friends and family behind in Prescott, but it was exciting to think of the new adventures that would surely follow in Denver. We loaded up our vehicles,
assigned road names (Rabi Bull, Crazy Cricket, Firefly, and 529) and attacked the US hwy system.
We had plenty of check engine lights, high winds, and flat tires, but we made it to Colorado if not in a timely matter.
After we had been in the new city for two days another surprise was waiting for Les, her entire family. Jane, Newt, and Ross flew in from MS, AZ, and MT to help celebrate Lesley's 30th birthday as we transitioned.
We had a wonderful 3 days with them eating, visiting art shows, climbing in Eldorado Canyon, and hanging out. We really enjoyed their company. My mother invited us to attend her company picknick at Hyland Hills Adventure Golf the next weekend were we played put put,
drove go carts (Les drove the John Deere Cart of course),
and went 0 to 60 in one second in a drag racer. We can only hope that life doesn't slow down. Thank you to everyone who made the last three months of our marriage an adventure of a lifetime!
It was sad to leave our friends and family behind in Prescott, but it was exciting to think of the new adventures that would surely follow in Denver. We loaded up our vehicles,
assigned road names (Rabi Bull, Crazy Cricket, Firefly, and 529) and attacked the US hwy system. 
We had plenty of check engine lights, high winds, and flat tires, but we made it to Colorado if not in a timely matter. 
After we had been in the new city for two days another surprise was waiting for Les, her entire family. Jane, Newt, and Ross flew in from MS, AZ, and MT to help celebrate Lesley's 30th birthday as we transitioned. 
We had a wonderful 3 days with them eating, visiting art shows, climbing in Eldorado Canyon, and hanging out. We really enjoyed their company. My mother invited us to attend her company picknick at Hyland Hills Adventure Golf the next weekend were we played put put,
drove go carts (Les drove the John Deere Cart of course),
and went 0 to 60 in one second in a drag racer. We can only hope that life doesn't slow down. Thank you to everyone who made the last three months of our marriage an adventure of a lifetime!
