And because I thought the screen was slightly distracting in the previous photo, I removed it so that I could snap another shot. You may whistle at my clean windows if you wish. Before you get all in awe or anything though, you should know that I think that's only the 3rd time I've cleaned them since we moved in.
Showing posts with label soccer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soccer. Show all posts
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Slightly Unconventional
I had to laugh when I looked out the dining room window to see Ira playing with his soccer goal like this:

And because I thought the screen was slightly distracting in the previous photo, I removed it so that I could snap another shot. You may whistle at my clean windows if you wish. Before you get all in awe or anything though, you should know that I think that's only the 3rd time I've cleaned them since we moved in.
And because I thought the screen was slightly distracting in the previous photo, I removed it so that I could snap another shot. You may whistle at my clean windows if you wish. Before you get all in awe or anything though, you should know that I think that's only the 3rd time I've cleaned them since we moved in.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Gasp... I'm a soccer mom!
I am actually excited about that title. Not that I always dreamed of being a soccer mom or anything, it's just crazy and amazing to be at "that stage" already.
Our little town has a great low-key soccer league that runs for 3 weeks: 2 practices, 6 games - my kind of involvement! Ira had shown an interest in soccer since his birthday when he got a soccer goal and ball from Andy's parents - so when we heard about this league, we thought it sounded like something we might want to let Ira do. So after talking about it for a few days, we finally asked Ira what he would think of being on a soccer team. He was SO excited! It was really sweet to see him get so excited about being on a team!
The games are absolutely a RIOT to watch! Really, just picture eighteen 4-5 yr. olds running around. Every once in awhile the ball pops out. What's really funny is that very few of them(including Ira) actually understand kicking the ball towards a particular goal. They mainly just kick the ball in the direction that it's going... whether that be straight out of bounds towards the fence, or straight into the other team's goal... whatever... they just kick the ball straight! They get a little better each game though. And you know what, they all have fun, which is really all they need to do at this point!






Our little town has a great low-key soccer league that runs for 3 weeks: 2 practices, 6 games - my kind of involvement! Ira had shown an interest in soccer since his birthday when he got a soccer goal and ball from Andy's parents - so when we heard about this league, we thought it sounded like something we might want to let Ira do. So after talking about it for a few days, we finally asked Ira what he would think of being on a soccer team. He was SO excited! It was really sweet to see him get so excited about being on a team!
The games are absolutely a RIOT to watch! Really, just picture eighteen 4-5 yr. olds running around. Every once in awhile the ball pops out. What's really funny is that very few of them(including Ira) actually understand kicking the ball towards a particular goal. They mainly just kick the ball in the direction that it's going... whether that be straight out of bounds towards the fence, or straight into the other team's goal... whatever... they just kick the ball straight! They get a little better each game though. And you know what, they all have fun, which is really all they need to do at this point!
This is what Ira did when Andy told him to "look like a soccer player." ummm.... okay....
Ready for his first practice!
Go Red Crush!
2nd Game: Inbounding the ball
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