Even after laughing with Mom that I'd be the dorky parent with the camera out at the first practice, I walked off and forgot it. Thanks to the trusty cell phone, at least I have some documentation of the organized chaos which ensued. They really did quite well, but with 10 4 & 5 year olds, chaos was inevitable.
They practiced catching ground balls in their gloves . . . |
. . . and throwing the ball to home plate. |
What the "line" looked like 3 seconds later. |
Not sure what G's doing to his buddy, Kaden, in this one, but that grin can only mean mischief! |
H gave Daddy some hugs {and a run for his money, which is why he was being restrained - against his will - 6+ feet in the air}. |
They practiced swinging, tossing the bat, and . . .
. . . running to first. |
And they ended practice with everyone running the bases. |
Needless to say, G was asleep in about 4 minutes last night. I wonder if we can practice every day??
Oh, and a funny story. Out of the 10 kids on our team {we're the Lookouts, by the way} there are 2 Garretts! Well, last night I was talking to the mom of the other Garrett who also had a toddler, and we were both laughing about how we chose the name Garrett in part because it wasn't overly common. And yet, 20% of our little team is Garrett. Odd enough. Well, while we were talking, I asked how old her toddler {a boy} was and she said 21 months. The following is a recap of the conversation:
{ME} "Oh, so is ours! So he's a June baby?"
"Yes, June 18."
{Me} "NO WAY!!"
So, yeah. Not only do we both have a Garrett, we both have a little boy born on June 18, 2010. Now, had Parker's name been Hudson, that would've been too much!
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