T-ball Tryouts
Two weeks ago, we signed Tristan up for t-ball. Then we bought him a glove and a ball. Basically, we dropped $130 on baseball, but my child can’t throw, can’t catch, and can’t hit. It really was stepping out for me to sign Tristan up for something like this. I hate committments, so I’m not looking forward to sitting at practice or the ball field several nights a week. But I also thought it might be good for him to be part of a team.
Yesterday was tryout day. We were concerned that we wouldn’t know anyone, but we ended up knowing four others:
Tristan’s best friend from his old day care (who he hardly sees anymore)
Tristan’s best friend from his current day care (who no longer goes there)
A classmate from Tristan’s preschool
A classmate from Tristan’s current kindergarten class
And to make it even better, we know (or have met) their parents as well. Let’s just hope he ends up with one or more of them on his team!
February 8th, 2010 at 8:31 pm
Aw, I think this is great.
March 21st, 2010 at 11:10 am
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