Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2011

down the aisle & across the country


rain is good luck from my understanding
we're on to brilliant and fresh beginnings

it's been nearly a month since we exchanged vows, took each others hands, and celebrated our commitment and relationship with each other and loved ones.
our wedding was a joyous experience
amplified by our love
and those surrounding us with theirs'

i wanted to share a few favorite photos
major photo credit goes to Haley O'Brian: http://www.haleyobrianphoto.blogspot.com/
she captured our moments beautifully :)
(Shannon Dils also took one of these pics! thanks! )




and so our story together grows.
we're settling into our new mountainous surroundings
in the heart of Colorado

hope you're taking the summer extraordinary places!

love,
Lynsey

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

generations


my family's history is tucked in Illinois' countryside
horses run in our blood
galloping through generation to generation
my great-grandpa raised Thoroughbreds
a tradition passed on to his son
and his son's son

no wonder is my fondness for these creatures
ingrained
naturally beating
here is the next generation of race horses
the farm's yearling
born of Cactus Ridge and Irguns Star:



are there traditions coursing unavoidably through your veins too?


Tuesday, July 13, 2010

here we go : pictures from the farm 2010


finally snagged a few photos from our farm trip
the skies were endlessly beautiful


as were the bluffs, meadows, river, pond, and trails through the forest
and a puppy friend who found us along the way


i need land
exciting to think in the not too distant future
there will be a place of earth
where Patrick and I will call our home

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Walking Barefoot in the Grass : summer goodness


walking barefoot in the dirt and grass is something i long for
especially when i'm stuck in the city for too long
sometimes the will is so strong when i drive home from campus
i'll pull over to a remote road
open the doors and plop my feet onto the Midwest's floor

i'm not sure exactly what it is
but i feel more connected to myself
the world
and the people i love
so simple really
all it requires is a moderately picked up lawn or field
and your willingness to kick off those shoes
perhaps your sole will get dirty
but not your other one
if yours is like mine
it needs the soil

the tickle of grasslings
sunshine warmth

so thankful summer is here!

what's something you get the urge for in the summer?
xo,
Lyns