Wow, May was a busy month be ready to be bombarded with lots of pictures with our fun adventures. We started the month by celebrating Hartland's 75th Anniversary. It's been amazing to be a part of this long lasting ministry.
The following weekend Zane and I flew to Washington to spend some time with Grandma Connie, Rachel and Becca. While there we got to do lots of fun things. I got to visit Cascades and take Zane on a trailride. It was very special to take him for a ride and he loved it.
We also got to ride Cascades zipline while we were there. It's great to show up during some staff training. We got to ride it together.
One day we loaded up and headed to NW Trek. We got to drive in the Anderson's truck through the open wildlife park and then see the animals in the rest of the park. Zane enjoyed seeing the all the animals and playing on the playground.
One afternoon Zane and I went to the Deschutes Falls State Park for a hike. The park was officially reopened after we left WA, so I had never been.
Zane made some new friends at Cascades, Parker and Hudson. We spent some time checking out the lake and turtles with them.
We got to spend an afternoon with Rowanne and hiked along the water of Puget Sound.
Our time spent with Grandma Connie, Becca and Rachel was really wonderful. Zane jumped out of bed every morning to go let the chickens out. He was quite the chicken farmer helping with the feed and care of the chickens. Zane got to help mow the lawn and do other farm work. At the end of the week the Anderson's threw Zane a wonderful Birthday Party. Zane even got to help make his own cake! Grandma Connie's kitchen is where Zane's love for cooking all started, when he was a baby he would sit on their counter or be in a carrier and watch them cook.
When we got home Nana and Grandpa were here and we got to have another birthday party for Zane with all his friends from Hartland. It was supposed to be a squirt gun fight, but the weather didn't cooperate so we had fun in the gym instead. We were able to do the water fight about a week later when it warmed up.
While Nana and Grandpa were visiting we got to go out jeeping twice. The first time was a pretty tame trail but we stopped to see the Chicago Stump. The second time we did the Buck Rock Jeep Trail. It was a little crazy at times and Grandpa took the toughest route of the whole trail and did some crazy driving.

















































