If nothing else, go to the 2 minute mark of this video. She's been working on that for a couple of years! It's not perfect (and I can't assist her), but it looks good on the grass. She has a lot more girls on her team than just the ones pictured. Most do well to stay with the coach.
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Flag football has been a blast for Evan! Here he is ready...mouth guard hanging out a bit.
Here he (#2) is about to score a touchdown. That day he scored two touchdowns!
I learned it is difficult to take photos, or even consider videos, of Evan with important football plays.
This was Esther at the first football game. Evan plays from 8:30-9:30, and Meghan cheers from 9:30-10:30, so I guess she was protesting. Since then she's enjoyed the games more...and the playground.
Early this summer, Esther really struggled to make her tricycle move more than a bit at a time. By July she was zooming around the driveway and sidewalk. Not anymore.
And a bit more with her speed. Unfortunately, I didn't get her waving to me as she rounded the corners like she did later on.
It was just outside of Washington, D.C. After work on Friday, he and a few co-workers camped near the course. Saturday was a beautiful day. Derek was part of a four-man team that completed the ten mile obstacle course. They crawled under barbed wire, climbed walls, and crossed monkey bars. Derek said it took about four hours to complete. At the end of the the course, he (and probably every other participant) donated their shoes. I was surprised by how few scrapes and bruises he had.
He made it home by 9:30 Saturday night. The children were thrilled to see him when they awoke in the morning.
As for getting active...well, my walking buddy is only available on weekends now. So I'm likely the least active of all of us.