In the beginning of March we took a trip up to Sheboygan to visit Mark's Grandma Leys. She hasn't been in the best of health lately, so we thought we would boost her spirits with a visit from two of her 22 (I think, it might even be a 23, I can't keep track) great-grandkids.
She turned 93 yesterday, doesn't she look amazing? We can all hope to look that good at her age.
For a last minute spring break trip, the boys & I went down to Phoenix for some warm sunny weather. We had a great time, despite some sickness throughout the week. We made the best of it and did some other activities instead of spending all day in the pool, which we normally do.
Zach with the neighbors dog, Powder, who Zach played with all week. He has been asking for one, but unfortunately for him, that's not going to happen. (I love how pasty white he looks... referring to Zach not the dog)
We are big fans of the Phoenix Zoo
Since we didn't want to expose all of other spring break kids to our germs, we improvised with a paddling pool on the back patio for a few days
Our first visit to the Phoenix Rainforest Cafe with my Mom
Zach checking out the gorilla
Zach had his Spring Little Lambs program last week at our church, which had a Noah's Ark theme. He was asked to be an animal, a frog, and I think thoroughly enjoyed his role on the stage. He did a great job and we were extremely proud of him.
Zach's part of hopping across the stage
Zach 'graduated' (hence the graduation cap) from Little Lambs this year, as he will be in full day Kindergarten this Fall, which will unfortunately prevent him from being able to complete another year of LL. I think Zach has enjoyed his two years in this wonderful program, as much as I have enjoyed watching him grow in his knowledge and understanding of Jesus.
