To Be Continued

William started baseball a couple of weeks ago. No, we are not trying to make him into some protigy, we just want him to be around other kids and according to his Kindergarten screening* results, he is still way behind in his gross motor, so he needs all the help he can get. He has his last soccer game Thursday. On the first baseball night, I the diligent mom had her camera, in my pocket, Nathan the little turd, who now speaks nonstop by the way, took the camera out of my pocket, took off running into where the kids were throwing balls and spiked it into the ground when I caught up with him. Needless to say it is broken. Which worked out great because I graduated with my Master's yesterday and today was Mother's Day and Keith needed a gift idea. So, I have a new camera but the software needs installed and I need memory. So, hopefully in less than 2 1/2 months, I will have some fresh blog.

*William is not going to kindergarten. His preschool screens everyone. He missed the cut off at Crestview by 2 days. I said, "couldn't you have just been born 2 days earlier."

WE'RE IN THE WOODY HAYES AND YOURE NOT

On April 19 we went to the OSU Spring game. I surprised Keith with 2 tickets for a picnic and practice facility tour with the entire team. My friend Terri had 2 extra tickets (her son is on the team) so that is how we got to go. The game was unpleasant and we didn't really watch it because of the rain, but the "after party" was so worth every second. After the tour we went to the Funny Bone and saw Greg Warren, very funny, to continue our celebration of Keith's birthday.

Cross Country Soccer

William started spring soccer. He enjoys being around the kids and of course getting the snack afterwards. He combines soccer with long distance running. Mainly he tries to avoid the ball at all cost. He runs way out around all the kids, makes a few loop de loops and by the time he catches up it is time to go the other way. It has mostly rained, we have had few nice games.