May 1, 2010
7:29 PM | 
Posted by
Jennifer O'Cain
Kickball is a favorite with kids around here. One child of mine takes it very seriously. He even got in a fight at school over kickball and a classmate threw him to the ground. Lately we've been having some good fun playing kickball at home. The only problem...that same child forgets he's playing with preschoolers and has a not so athletic little sister. But we are still having fun. Here are some pictures from a recent game.
Mason running to base, something he forgets and has to be reminded to do or he'll just stand there.
Does this child look like he is serious about playing some kickball?
Mason running to base, something he forgets and has to be reminded to do or he'll just stand there.
Does this child look like he is serious about playing some kickball?
Wyatt I'm afraid has a major competitive personality, this child does not like to lose!
SAFE!!!!!!! WHOAaaaaaaaa.
Yes, Lily is playing kickball with an ice cream cone in her hand. My girl is a multi-tasker! Only problem is she usually misses the ball. Frustration follows then occasionally tears. She's learning though. Physically she has come a long way in a year, but then that's a whole post in itself. Maybe I'll get to it someday.
Lily manning the backfield all by herself. The problem is she is catching for a 3 yr old she needs to move up about 30 ft :0)
Go Mason!
And sometimes Dad jumps in and plays the permanent pitcher to make things a little more fair.
And what you won't see in a picture is Lily getting mad because the ball hit her in the arm. She pouted, and cried and complained and fussed. Seriously, on and off for 2 hours. Let's just say we are working on that ...
Yes, Lily is playing kickball with an ice cream cone in her hand. My girl is a multi-tasker! Only problem is she usually misses the ball. Frustration follows then occasionally tears. She's learning though. Physically she has come a long way in a year, but then that's a whole post in itself. Maybe I'll get to it someday.
Lily manning the backfield all by herself. The problem is she is catching for a 3 yr old she needs to move up about 30 ft :0)
Go Mason!
And sometimes Dad jumps in and plays the permanent pitcher to make things a little more fair.
And what you won't see in a picture is Lily getting mad because the ball hit her in the arm. She pouted, and cried and complained and fussed. Seriously, on and off for 2 hours. Let's just say we are working on that ...
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Looks like FUN!!! :)