Since 1981
About Me
- Lynn and Cindy Pitman
- My beautiful lady, my wife,my lover Cynthia Pitman and I had a great year. After being together for 30 years and taking each other for granted we renewed our wedding vows in Las Vegas at the beautiful little 50 year old Chapel of the Bells. A limo picked us up at the hotel and after the ceramony they dropped us off at Emerill's resturant for a incredible dinning experience. In my opinion our relationship and love for each other are now at an all time high, things are very good for us, Love you Lady!
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
New Year's
We decided the safest place to go and party on NYE was Cripple Creek, because you could drink and walk back to the room. The melodrama was really good with the Olio, musical review afterwards the play, was great. I laughed so hard at the Olio especially when the actors did a white trash Christmas. We ate afterwards in the room with a hotel picnic. The Imperial was built in 1885 and is haunted by Crazy Alice and others. The room rate was more than doubled for NYE, but there was a bottle of champagne in the room. We did make it until 12 to watch the ball drop. Later on I woke up and heard sounds in the night. Crazy Alice? 49 cent breakfast at Bronco Billy's and bloody mary's and home we went to make black eyed peas and cornbread for good luck. We took down lights and decorations and mourned the end of the holidays.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Christmas 2009
I am sitting here thinking about Christmas and all the good fortune, family, and friends that I have. I am lucky to have Lynn who loves me takes care of me. Good health is something that I am very grateful for. My little grand baby Holden, Robben, and Holden are a treasure to us. If nothing else, we raised a caring and good person.
Christmas Eve was at our house with friends and all the Georges. Christmas day was spent at Libby and Peter's (Zak's parents). Simon, Jenni, and Laynie George were here from New Hampshire to celebrate with all of us. Saturday, more fun and food at Terri and Sharon Shaw's home. Lynn told me that he lost 3 pounds during the holidays so I punched him. Not really. I am afraid to get on the scales. I even baked this holiday which is getting off the subject, but I had to add that. The rice pudding didn't go over at all, but oh well.
Hope everyone is safe, happy, and healthy. More in the new year!!!!
Monday, December 7, 2009
Thanksgiving
The Pitmans and Georges had a great time at Thanksgiving. Lynn and I love to present the feast. Lynn fried a ymmy turkey. Holden didn't get any, but maybe next year? Like Killer with the flintlock gun. Nothing says Thanksgiving like alcohol, fire arms, and deep fried turkey. Aren't both of my babies pretty.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Halloween 2009
Halloween was terrific with Dave and Liz in Cripple Creek at the haunted Imperial Hotel. We began by getting our costumes on. Liz looked hot in her french maid. Dave was a old hippy and looked like he had never left the 60's. Lynn was handsome as a gambler kind of like Kenny Rogers. Well, I guess I was an aged dance hall girl. We gambled for a while after we got there Lynn won back the $20 dollars I lost as well as his $20. Dinner was in the hotel restaurant which was super. (Thanks, Dave). The Halloween melodrama at the Butte Opera House was one of the best with the Olio (musical review) following the melodrama even better. Afterwards, I lost the $20 again, and Lynn lost his again. Dave seemed to be right there with the two of us on profit. Liz had the golden touch, winning. We went back to the room for cocktails and bed. Disappointingly, none of the resident ghosts, George and Crazy Alice, came to visit us during the night. Maybe next time. Breakfast in the morning and home again. Thanks for the great weekend and good friends.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Initials
One more adventure
sunrise
Look closely for the ruins

the cruiser is packed

1,000 year old corn cobs about 3-4 inches long

the cruiser is packed
1,000 year old corn cobs about 3-4 inches long
Back to Utah and more ruins and hiking. Couldn't have asked for better weather. Cool nights and warm days. Going down to the Citadel Ruin I got scared and let my mind take over, because of a narrow ledge or lack of a ledge which made me chicken out. I felt really stupid when I looked down from the top and saw a 7 year old with his family including Grandma and her 2 walking sticks at the ruin. This time we used a rope to get to 3 of the ruins that we visited. (I am becoming more adapt at a rope and trusting my legs while Lynn has always been a mountain goat.) Moonhouse was one of those that needed a rope. It was probaly one of the most intact and amazing ones that we have seen. We explored Butler Wash this time and saw one ruin that had been huge and the most beautiful and intricate rock art panel on the cliff wall called Wolf Man. We camped out and slept in the back of the cruiser except for one night when we smelled so bad that we went to a motel in Bluff. Utah's funny about drinking. No bars. State run liquor stores with limited operating hours. You have to go to a restaurant and order food to order a drink. Most serve only beer and wine. We had a great time and want to go back soon.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Grammy's little Boy
I put this on Face Book, too. Holden is so cute when he cries and so irrestible as well. His little lip quivers, and he has such a sad look on his face. You just have to kiss and hug my pretty little boy. You can't tell that I love that little guy. Maybe he will have curly hair like his Grampy. Robben is such a good mom and Zak is a good Dad. He's a very lucky little man.
Goodby Summer
an 1880's one room school
After Holden was born, we went on the last motorcycle trip of the summer. Eastern Utah was our destination since we have not done any adventures there. Lynn's driving ability never ceases to amaze me when we go on a trip. The weather and the views were gorgeous. We stayed in some really funny 1950's motels with weird color schemes. Thank you, Lynn for loving me and putting up with me cause I know I can be a pain. The trip was wonderful as always with my Pit. Together Forever. Can't wait until next summer and more adventures on our bike.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Andrew
Andrew came to visit us. He just graduated with a Master's from Columbia and will be joining the Peace Corp for a 2 year stint in Togo, Africa. The whole family is so proud of him! We did some tourist type stuff: the Manitou Incline, Barr Trail, Mueller State Park, and Cave of the Winds. I was so glad to see him. He's going to Blog his adventures in Africa so I'll post a link when he starts.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
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Please click to enlarge to be able to read. I love the way Lynn writes our adventures.
