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Weekly OLW Check-In. Things slowed down, as I've been busy grading exams and helping the soccer team, but I did manage to:
1. Finish organizing and filing all my collage images - a big project that I'm glad to have done.
2. Reorganized/expanded my stamp storage and put away the big bag of stamps that had been accumulating for quite some time! I hope to show you what I've done pretty soon.
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this reminds me of my youngest son, you can't beat a good game of footie (soccer)
When my son was at school he played for a local football team and the football season out here is between August and May. I used to enjoy going to watch him play on Sunday mornings in the warm, mild weather but on a damp, cold, miserable British winter's day, 90 minutes is a long time to stand on the touchlines in a muddy field! Not a problem for you I guess out in sunny USA!
Matt also loved soccer and was lucky enough to play on a couple of outstanding teams. When I see these photos of your son I wish I had had a lens that would have captured the action the way you have here. And I admit to a bit of sadness that it has all passed by. I loved the games and the social connections we had with all the other parents of the boys on the teams.
I hadn't thought of it until I read Deb's comment - but I'm guessing your weather would make watching a match a totally different experience! I'm looking forward to regular reports on their progress..
Yes....I should think your climate makes it much more fun being a spectator than ours does....good luck to Henry this season.
I honour your love for your DS Henry - he is a boy to be proud of, to be sure! I wish him and his team a great season, full of enjoyment and sportsmanship. I hope they win plenty - and that when they don't win, they can be magnanimous in defeat.
Enjoy being a spectator - you take some wonderful photos Rinda!
My two boys played soccer but were not good at it. I loved watching them play even though they lost most games. Now I take them to play music at school, church and other events. They are better musicians than athletes. Yes I have lots of pics of them playing only action pictures are a little blurry. Henry looks like a fine young man and is blessed to have a mom who loves him.
That is great! I hope they do really well this season!
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