This is what Jake got to do when he went to work with his Mom.  Jake is in the yellow and lime green shirt.  How fun!

Bring Your Kid To Work Day!

After we left Seattle we came upon these horse sculptures along the road after crossing a lake.  We had to stop and look. Bob tried to climb the hill but came down after almost falling because he was not wearing the proper shoes.  It was steeper than he thought.

Horse Sculptures Along the Highway West of Seattle

Just West of Seattle

Happy Birthday to Our Daughter Jane!

Jane had a birthday over this passed weekend.  We don't get to see her often and miss her greatly.  In the photo above she looks very serious but I love this picture.  She is such a beautiful woman if I must say so myself.  Her beauty extends to a kind heart and warm personality.

The birthday boys in our family for this month were Brent (our son-in-law) and Jack. (our Grandson)

The photo below show Brent with Angie last week on Brent's birthday.

There is a story in the photo with Jack and Myles. First of all, Jack just loves basketball.  Ask him anything regarding basketball or anything about professional basketball or college basketball. He will probably be able to give you the answer. Jack's parents used to work with Myles's mother many years ago.  Myles's Dad was the disc Jockey at John and Casey's wedding. Myles is seven feet tall and is the number 2 pick for high school basketball in the US. Jack knew of Myles but never had the chance to meet him.  John and Casey arranged a birthday dinner with Myles's family and their family on Jack's birthday as a surprise.  And what a surprise!  And guess what!  It was Miles's birthday also.

Happy Belated Birthday to all of the March birthday boys!

Jack with Myles - Happy Birthday to Jack and Myles!

Brent with Angie celebrating Brent's Birthday. Happy Birthday to our Son-In-Law!

We spent the day with Ronnie and Linda at Mount Rainier the day before we left for the beach.  It is so beautiful!  Actually, there are no words to describe the beauty. Below the mountain was a little business area with old box cars painted in primary colors and converted into a hotel.  There were also a couple of small fast food restaurants.  It seemed like a really nice place to spend the night sometime.  Should one plan to drive up the mountain they would need to allow a day to drive up, stop at the top for a while to look around, and drive back.  Especially if one would take the wrong way down the mountain.  

Village at the Bottom of Mount Rainier in Washington

Old Box Cars from a Train Used as a Hotel at the Bottom of Mount Rainier in Washington