Sunday With The Hannasch's

Sunday February 21st, 2010, we went up the hill to my Dad's for dinner since the Hannasch's were in town from Lincoln, NE. It was great catching up with them and having a nice family dinner.
Trevor fell asleep on the couch watching Elmo!

Trevor and Dorothy

Uncle Dru and Trevor

Trevor and Charlie

Trevor with Grandpa Dru's glasses on and standing on the scale

Trevor walked into Uncle Dru's bedroom and walked out wearing some new items.

Trevor and Uncle Mark

Trevor giving Grandpa Dru "loves"

Farm Tots At The PHX Zoo

Friday February 19th, 2010, Trevor and I attended the Farm Tots program at the PHX Zoo. This class was on cows. There are four cows at the PHX Zoo. Sid Flakes, Frosty Flakes and Mrs. Flakes. The fourth cow did not have a name as of that day. We were able to feed the cows Hay Balls and Branches. Then Trevor and I explored some of the zoo on our own. So much fun with my little guy!

We got to toss the hay ball in for the cows.

Milking the cow. Water comes out.

Driving the tractor

Trevor loves the Peacocks

Ground Squirrels

Raucous Revelry

Monday February 15th, 2010 Trevor and I headed to Apache Junction, AZ for the 22nd Arizona Renaissance Festival with a 30-acre festival village, artisan treasures, 2,000 costumed characters and 12 stages of nonstop music, dance and comedy. I pulled Trevor around in his wagon and we went on some great rides.
The Dragon-Climbing Tower

Steel-Clad Warrior

Piccolo Pony, a rocking horse bigger than an elephant.

Swan Swing

Man on stilts

Christopher Columbus' "Voyage to the New World"

A sneeze is approaching

Goldfield Ghost Town

On Sunday February 14th, 2010 (Valentine's Day) Trevor and I spent the afternoon at this authentic ghost town, located at the base of the legendary Superstition Mountains, which was voted as the Best Place to take the Children by the Phoenix newspaper. We rode the narrow-gauge train and saw a gunfight reenactment. The town boomed in 1893, and even though the gold is gone, Goldfield provides a look back in time to the 1890's Old West.
The gunfight reenactment is getting ready to begin. Afterwards, Trevor kept saying "Boom, Boom, Boom".

Mommy and Trevor in the cage/jail