However, combine soccer with a chance to use my new camera and I'm interested. This is true despite the facts that I had a killer day at work and it was quite chilly for practice this evening--the temperature display in my car said that it was 53 degrees. Unfortunately, it was also windy which made for one chilly mama.
But I was happy to have braved the elements as I was able to capture some pictures that make me feel all warm and fuzzy and motherly inside.
Look at this face:
I don't know what the coach asked the kids to do but when I uploaded this picture tonight, I had an urge to caption it with Jonathan saying "Man, did you see how tall this chick is?"
Speaking of size, can you believe that Jonathan and Gael (the son of a friend of ours) are just a few months apart? Seeing the two of them together is like a real life visualization of two ends of the growth chart from the pediatrician's office.
The coach had the kids work on learning how to stop the ball. Does it make me a bad mother that I laughed not only at my own child but also other children when they lost their balance and fell off their respective balls? Please say no.
Back to being motherly--I'll leave you with a picture of my sweet boy using his listening ears and following the coach's directions. If he would just transfer some of the behavior to listening to Bryan and me, that would be super great :)
3 comments:
He's so dang sweet looking!!
And no, you're not a bad Mom for laughing. I do it all the time (as long as no pain is involved.)
I would have laughed as well so whatever that puts us under we are there together..glad he is loving soccer..anytime i bring up dance Lydia still says " No dance school, I cry at dance school"...
I bet your little guy is going to be a great soccer player.
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