Yesterday was Father's Day

And I spent it in Colorado with my sons. Owen, Max, and I climbed rocks for a beautiful waterfall view, played our third round of mini golf, and snapped photos of a bull elk outside our cabins.

Pictures forthcoming. I promise.

Many folks have already read the article in yesterday's Lawrence Journal-World, but for those who haven't, here's the link: Lawrence Father Recounts Wife's Eight Year Battle...

Thanks to Karrey Britt and Nick Krug for their professionalism and care in putting Aimee's story together.

Ah, Colorado...

So...nineteen hours of driving in four days...but this is why it was worth it:
I'm the king of the world! (at 12,000+ feet above sea level)



The Aspens were just turning gold.

The elk were in "the rut" (mating season).

...and the sky was sooooo blue.

Ah. Back to work.

Colorado or Bust

Back in elementary school, we had to spell the names of our neighboring states...Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Color-a-do.

This weekend, I'll be burning the candle at both ends as I join my brother-in-law and nephew for a weekend dash to Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colorado. The goal: snap some nice photos of the changing seasons against the backdrop of the majestic Rockies.

I feel like an elementary kid getting pumped for recess. I'll post some pics next week.