I love experiencing life through my daughter's eyes. We went to see Disney On Ice this weekend and we had a blast. It was amazing to see the show with her. She really saw the characters as real people, she was terrified of Sleeping Beauty's dragon and she thought the 7 Dwarfs and Ariel's friends were hilarious.
She is also playing T-Ball. She is on the Purple team as you can see, and she is really having fun making friends and learning skills. The first game, she hit the ball and then ran to pick it up. She also gets confused between 1st base and 3rd base and sometimes splits the middle and runs to the pitchers mound when she hits the ball. She enjoys cleaning off the bases and digging trenches around them. Who knows if she will stick with softball, or if she will find another passion to pursue; but I was given an oppurtunity to try anything I wanted when I was young and was able to discover my own talents and passions to succeed in. I want my children to have these same oppurtunities. I want them to know that it is OK to try something and fail, it is OK to not ALWAYS be the best in everything they do.
In other news, we are having a garage sale this weekend. It is the "Maple Creek Neighborhood Garage Sale." Hopefully having several houses will draw more people. We only have 6 more weeks of school left, but the kids are already on Summer Vacation. We joke at lunch that they have completely phased us out and are simply worn out. Patience (mine) is wearing then, attention is gone (students) and we are all ready for a break.





