So I've been blogging for a year. Huzzah! It's still fun even if it can be a hassle getting stuff up. Still I've managed to average one post/3 days which seems weird since I've also gone nearly a month at time with nothing. I don't know if I've learned or grown much by doing it but I enjoy blogging so I'll probably keep it up.
Sunday was a good day. We heard a sermon on Ephesians 1:11 and God's sovereignty. After church we all scattered to various places for food procurement but then came back together for a picnic at Adler Park in Libertyville. We sat around and enjoyed the gorgeous weather, some frisbee, and in my case, a brat and a dog from Slott's Hots in Libertyville. Good brat. Later we played a round of disc golf, I didn't do so hot, but it was fun.
Sunday evening we opened our softball season with a barbecue at Tom's followed by a victory in our first game. I played catcher for most of the game and had a few hits and rbi's and scored a couple of times. It was fun. I wan't too sore this morning either, though my right big toe is very unhappy.
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You had a barbeque before the first game? How on earth did you guys run around and stuff with full bellies? Jamie's soccer coach severely frowns upon any player eating less than 1 1/2 hours before a game. She doesn't want players yakking on the field. I don't see how you guys did it! Congrats on the victory, full-bellied or not.
The game was at scheduled for 7. We ate at 5. We also payed attention to how much we ate. We weren't any more interested in yaks than Jamie's coach. One might also note that soccer is a considerably more active sport than recreational softball. On top of any other precautions the days games were running pretty far behind schedule. I don't think we started before 7:45.
Oh, well, that makes a difference then. :-)
How's your right big toe?
Bih doe!
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