Happy 4th of July...or there abouts

The Colorado Jernigans (Analisa & Jack) had a restful 4th spent with Analisa's parents. We had the rare opportunity to see two of Analisa's cousins, Caitlin & Claire Teter, as they traveled along I-70 making their way from Stafford to Nashville. We enjoyed a nice lunch with them it is always fun to catch up with family.

The Virginia Jernigan (Dan) joined some good friends of ours for the fireworks display in Fredricksburg. He said the show was great..much better than what he had expected.

SO to catch everyone up on the move...the packers come to the house on Monday morning (7/9), the truck comes on Tuesday morning to pack everything up, Wednesday will be spent cleaning, and Thursday we sign the papers to close on the house! Needless to say, I will be very busy! After the closing I will make my way down to Colorado Springs where I will spend the rest of my time in Colorado before heading to the humidity of the East coast.

Dan checked into TBS yesterday and said it was the most painless check in he has had so far. He stood for his first even colors in four years and said it almost moved him...not sure what sort of movement he felt...hopefully not the bowel type. But he seems very eager to dive into TBS and get back to where everyone wears green and speaks the same language.

That is all I have for now. I have posted a few pictures of Jack on the 4th. We all had matching shirts, but since Dan was so far away Jack was the only one who wore it.

Let The Moving Begin

Jackson & I have been without Dan for three days now. He began his journey out to VA on Tuesday morning and after a short 30 hours later (only 4 of them spent sleeping) he arrived at the new townhouse. The landlord was gracious enough to allow him to move in four days early! He moved in what little he brought with him and settled into his sleeping bag for some much needed rest.

While Dan was traveling by car, Jackson and I were traveling by cog railway to the top of Pikes Peak. Jack did awesome on the trip, but once we reached the top he was so overwhelmed by the views he fell asleep. However, very few people can say they summitted a fourteener at the ripe young age of six months.

That is all the adventure we have to report for now...stay tuned as the big move continues.