"I scored 27 goals"

Well not really, but it was at least 7. It would have probably been more, but there were three of them that kept running the ball together trying to be the one who "scored the goal". Of course they would not be paying attention and kick it just outside of the goal. I didn't hear this, but one of the parents told me that Dylan said "Anthony, hurry pass it to me". If this tells you anything about how the game was going, Dylan was about to kick a goal when HIS coach kicked the ball away from him and gave it to the other team. It was funny, but he stopped doing things like that when some of OUR parents started complaining. I really didn't see anything wrong with it. The whole point of these games is for the kids to have fun. It had to have been demoralizing for these kids to be getting stomped on. I wasn't able to get a picture of him scoring any goals. I would take a picture of him running down the field with the ball and by the time my camera was able to take another picture it would be too late. Of all the days for my video camera not to work. UGH!!! One of the dads was recording it and he said he would make me a copy.
The best part was right after he scored a goal, he would look down to Jason and me with this big grin on his face. Now he think if he eats a bowl of oatmeal and an "wheat" english muffin with sun butter on it he is going to score "so so so" many goals.


What is with Dylan's tongue.
This picture shows you how they were fighting over the ball. I guess if the other team was no competition for them, they were going to have be their own. It was hilarious.
Jackson was trying to get in the game too. He will kick the ball then make a grunting noise. He is starting to point to things and say "dat" and we will ask him where is "da da" and he will look at Jason and ask for "ma ma" and he looks at me. He still can't say it though. Just Ba Da Ta sounds. I am in no hurry. I was wanting him to start walking, and now I can't keep up with him.
For Jason's birthday we wanted to splurge and go to a "grown up" restaurant. I was a little stunned when we walked in and their was only two tables taken. They soon left and we were the only customers in the whole restaurant. It was great! The manager came up to us and asked if we liked how he reserved the whole place for us. It was funny, but I felt bad for them. I didn't even contest when Jason gave him three times the tip he would have normally given. We went to "An American Carol" after dinner. It was funny, but scary too. I told Jason that they should make every "legitimate" democrat voter watch that movie first. I am sure it would turn over the election. The worse scene is when they show The future president signing a peace treaty with Osama, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Kim Jung ll. It put chills down my spine.