with scout playing competitive soccer, it's part of the 'life'. i'll admit, it was much
more time than i was anticipating but scout has learned more than he ever learned
playing 3 years of rec soccer.
the only reason i agreed to his trying out for competitive was HE wanted.
we never mentioned it or pushed it. he saw signs posted in our community and
his buddy played competitive {and is the bset soccer player he knows that isn't
a professional} so we let him.
he's learned about 10 fancy soccer moves, all named after professionals players.
his favorites being the cruyff and the maradona. he wishes he
could do the scissor kick and practices often, but he isn't close to perfecting that
one anytime soon. *grin*.
we have a grandpa of one of the players who comes to almost every game and
takes photos. he loves doing it and us parents get to sit and actually watch the
entire games without being behind a lens. it's wonderful.
here's our little riptide player, scout benjamin (#7) in action:
~ fortunately, getting scout to his soccer practices hasn't been to hard.
his team practices at a grassy field right across the street from the HTH campus
his team practices at a grassy field right across the street from the HTH campus
where both he and finn go to school. while scout practices, finn does his homework,
and c runs conference calls.
over the past few weeks, c's gotten a break as I've asked him to just drop scout off
and I'd pick him up. i go directly from work and run a few miles while scout practices.
to get my booty moving, I signed up for the surfer's point half marathon in november.
and c runs conference calls.
over the past few weeks, c's gotten a break as I've asked him to just drop scout off
and I'd pick him up. i go directly from work and run a few miles while scout practices.
to get my booty moving, I signed up for the surfer's point half marathon in november.
it's been over 2 years since i've ran 13 miles so i'm a bit nervous. my hope is this
40 something body holds up to it.
40 something body holds up to it.