Showing posts with label Tball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tball. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Some pictures from June...

Sorry for the long delay in posts again! We've survived strep throat (Kaitlyn), bronchitis (Kaitlyn and then little Paul) as well as Kaitlyn deciding to be a "big girl" and use the potty in the past two weeks (not sure how many kids decide to switch out of diapers when you're sick, but she was determined to do so... providing additional insights into her personality... don't you dare hold me back!). Here are some fun pictures from earlier this month...



Little Paul finished up his t-ball season with some great fans- Uncle Chris, Uncle Ryan and PopPop were here for a golf tournament, and Aunt Megan came to visit as well! Daddy was the head coach for the team, and it was incredible how much progress was made over a few short months (and very few practices and games due to all of the rain and resulting muddy fields).


A pretty neat backdrop- the first day's battle of Gettysburg. Little Paul and daddy are on the right in this picture.
Why watch the game when you can get tickles from Aunt Megan?!
Can I play PLEASE?!!
Another fun part of summer- ice cream and popsicles!!
The other weekend I took the kids to an antique car show at a park near our house- it was way more impressive than I expected. We ended up staying for lunch and then ice cream... the only problem- I didn't think we would do so and didn't have enough cash for my own ice cream! One of the best things we saw was an amphibian car. Little Paul was fascinated by this, and Kaitlyn was really intrigued as well (despite this picture). Early in the morning we took some pictures next to it- check out the two propellors! We got a fun surprise when later in the morning we got to see it take a ride in the pond!

Hope everyone is having a great summer!

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Little Paul's first T-Ball Game

This past Sunday was finally little Paul's first t-ball game. After three games have been rained out (or cancelled due to muddy fields), the excitement was quite high. Coach Paul did a great job keeping his group of 4-year olds focused (as much as possible!) and three innings (every kid got to hit the ball in each inning) and 1 1/2 hours later we were done.... I think Coach Paul and I were the only ones tired out!
Kaitlyn enjoyed playing with the rocks around the field- clearly next time I'll have to bring more for her to do!

Last week was also Little Paul's final swim lesson at the Y until next year- he had a good time and has been showing off his bubble-blowing skills in the bathtub. (not sure who booked swim lessons 2x week, tball practice and tball games in the same month... ;) whoops!