Monday, July 13, 2009

T-ball trophies and stuff

I'm not saying that humiliating my husband is my #1 reason for blogging, but...
It's definitely in the top ten.

Can you say MVP?

I think I have a crush on the 3rd base coach.

Our last game of the season is Wednesday. Today we had our trophy ceremony. The kids were so proud to get their trophies. Our coaches were really great and so were all the kids and parents. What a great season! The little girl with the cast and the walker was unfortunately hit by a car on her way to play one of our games earlier in the season. Very sad, but thankfully only her foot was injured.

Friday, July 3, 2009

First Fishing Trip

We finally took the kids fishing. We went to Farish which is a beautiful recreation area owned by the Air Force Academy. We have been to little ponds at parks before but this was the first time where everyone had real hooks and worms. Speaking of real hooks, we lectured the kids about being safe and who is the only person to end up with a hook in a finger? That's right, me. I yelled to Mike that I had a hook in my finger and he kept on fishing. I thought he hadn't heard me so I yelled again. He said, "I know , just a minute". He finally looked at it and said, "Oh that's nothing". I guess he's had worse. He said he didn't react very quickly because I wasn't screaming enough for it to be serious. So he yanked it out and we kept on fishing. We had to contend with some rain and thunderstorms but we all still had a really great time.

It takes a real man to use a princess pole.
That's more like it.
Tommy's first fish. He was very disappointed that we had to throw it back. As you can see, it isn't huge but he was very excited.
The kids had fun exploring in the woods and climbing on these big rocks. I was pretty into fishing so I'm glad they kept themselves safe.
Doesn't she look like a real fisherman?
The puppy was frustrated that he had to be on a leash the whole time. He's not at all used to a harness or anything. I think he wanted to explore too but since a chipmunk could take him, we had to keep him close.
What a perfect day.