Hello - sorry for the hiatus from blogging. It seems like this month is screaming by. I swear the time goes faster and faster. We went to Darrel's parents in Arizona for Thanksgiving. It was so good and the company was great. We did a little "day after Thanksgiving" shopping (but not at 5am). It snowed on Thanksgiving Day which my boys loved. I'll have to post the pictures I have of the boys having a snowball fight with their cousins. We went out to eat with all the adults and we saw Twilight with all the girls. It was a blissful 4 days of hanging around - we barely saw our boys, especially Zach. He bonded with Martin and Michelle's son Ethan and we never saw him. He was in high heaven at Grandma's house. It was a great vacation for all of us.
The weekend after getting home we attended Alex's last soccer tournament of the year. (Extended season starts in January) The team played awesome and they ended up winning for their division. The team played both Saturday and Sunday, however, Alex honored his priesthood, kept the Sabbath Day holy and only played on Saturday. I did get updates on Sunday as to how the team was doing, however. They won all their games in shutouts. The games scores were 4-0, 3-0, 9-0, 2-0. Needless to say the boys were thrilled and it was so fun to watch them dominate on the field. Below are some pictures from the second game on Saturday. These pictures demonstrate the wrong way to head the ball....
Okay, here comes the ball and Alex is gearing up for the hit.
Right on the top of the head...you might think this was a good hit, but...
4 comments:
That photo sequence is hysterical! Alex is growing up so much.
That kinda gives me a headache to look at! Great job being ready with the camera at the perfect moment, though, Mom! That's so exciting for him that his team did so well--you can't ask for any better than that: all shutouts in the last tournament--I'd say that's ending on a pretty good note!
Man, and you didn't play on Sunday, and he still got hurt. Those are awesome pic of him though.
I bet he had a good headache during the celebration after the game. Congratulations to Alex, for winning and choosing not to play on Sunday! Those are the kind of moments that as parents we know we are doing something right and getting through to them!
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