Very Miscellaneous
Dylan starts soccer this month. His practices will take place each Saturday at 11:0am. At his age, they don't really have games against other teams yet. This year they teach the kids the basics of soccer; it's strictly non-competitive.Any family interested in attending any of his practices, starting September 2nd, can call me to find out which field they play at. Like I said, they are only practices, and family isn't expected to show up, but I wanted to extend the invitation just in case anyone feels like watching 20 four-year-olds standing in the middle of a field, while the coach begs them to kick the ball.
In other news, I am happy to report that Mark finally gave in to my tantrum for new shoes. (I make him sound like the budget Nazi, but truly all I had to do was ask...twice...and throw in a batch of cinnamon rolls.)
An explanation of my picture. This picture makes me so happy that I had boys. We went to WalMart to get something for Mark's hunting something or another, and Dylan was adamant about wearing his Super cape and Spidey glove into the store. He didn't seem to mind the giggling of people passing by (normally he's very sensitive about it), but of course I was shooting "the look" at people, warning them of grave danger and serious physical harm if they attempted to point and laugh. I asked Dylan, excuse me, Super Spidey, if I could take his picture. He granted me this stoic pose. Ah! I love that kid!
Labels: Dylan-ated, Random Life Droppings
posted by Sarah at
Monday, August 21, 2006
5 Comments:
I'm still high from the new blog smell, but I had to laugh at Super Spidey...did he get you a discount, at least? ;)
No, but he did "web" the old guy behind the counter when we were leaving. Just in case you need to know, it sounds like this when you get webbed: "Psssst"
Now you know.
Your little guy reminds me of my oldest. He's 23 now, but I remember those "Spidey" and "Superman" days. I imaging people were smiling because he looks so damn cute! Although, we both know that being a superhero is nothing to laugh at, very serious business indeed.
Give that boy luvin from me, and enjoy him, they grow up in a blink of an eye. BIG HUGS, Steph
(PS, I like the 'new blog' smell... does it come in spray form so I don't have to actually do anything but still have it?)
Could you please send Super Spidey right over? I have some neighbors that could do with a good webbing.
Steph- spray form, HA! I know that I will wake up one day and relize that there are no more superhero garments on my floors anymore. I try not to think about it, because I am afraid that I will curl into a ball, clutching my kids faces, while screaming, "Stop growing!!! Waaaaa!" Or something like that.
Sher- When he wakes from his nap and has had his snack, he'll be right over.
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