and plenty of cotton in the field.
The puppies missed us and enjoy riding around in the John Deere gator.
It has been the best corn harvest in the history of the Lynn Farms and we are happy to be a part of it. 
Oh, did I mention that I planted a lot of this corn! I did.
John and Kelley just got married and bought a house so we went to visit. It was great, the temp was low and we had lots of fun. 
After our overnighter to the mountains we had a packed day of events, as my brother said "We have not hopped from this many parties since we were in high school" and it's probably true. We went to brunch 11:00, BBQ #1 3:00, and BBQ #2 6:00, so there was never a dull moment. The summer is coming to an end and I can't wait for the snow. Until I type again...
We enjoyed chocolate pancakes, and cool weather. We also enjoyed the most wonderful park out of all 390 National Park Units.... ROCKY MOUNTAIN NP. We hiked the Ouzal trail in Wild Basin
and Gem Lake near Lumpy Ridge. My family, mom, dad, Justin, and Chris all came on the 25th to celebrate as well.
It's amazing what a few days in one of the most beautiful places in the world will do for you. The adventure continues please stay tuned.
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!
Have you ever seen a San Fransisco earthquake? Well on our trip to San Fransisco for Lesley's 30th birthday we were treated to that very thing. With Chris, Jamie, Les, and I, we ordered 8 Scoops of Ice Cream, 8 toppings, and sprinkles on top. 
the four of us devoured the whole thing and I licked the plate. If ever in San Fran and want to experience the furry of an earthquake go to Gharadali's square and order one up.
Lesley took her test on Monday the 30th and was greeted by me with flowers in celebration of the day. The test was finished and we proceded with the relaxing but not before we surprised a good friend of ours, Jeannette Kille, at the Phoenix airport with a birthday bash at the baggage claim with pink hats, balloons, flowers, and excitment. 
The party continued back at the Kille residents. Jeannette turned 26 and celebrated with Ginger, Jamie, Lesley and Jeremy. While Lesley relaxed in her happy oblivion Jeremy and Jamie planned a kidnapping. 
We packed bags made plans and on the morning of August 2 told Lesley to wear something comfortable and proceeded to blind fold Lesley and stick her in car for a little day trip, (to Santa Cruz, CA) a 12 hour day trip, and she had no clue what was in for her.
We arrived in Santa Cruz and proceeded to surprise Lesley with a trip to the spa and a bowling night where all of her friends and family came to celebrate.
The next two days involved wine tasting, trips to the beach, and a full day of excitement in San Fransisco, including a trip to the Webcor construction site that cousin Chris is an engineer on (Note the hard hats).
Now it's back to Prescott, AZ. Stay Tuned.
