jfields
Where did all my money go?
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Brings out the kid in everyone!
Brings out the kid in everyone!
Did you get the laser sight attachment?! GAME OVER
??? Thanks for the laugh!! ???Happy to have the in-laws out of town, for the summer.
Did you get the laser sight attachment?! GAME OVER
My son started playing last year. I don't know anything about it, and get treated the same! HahaSigned my son up for lacrosse. My sport through college and played some semi-pro afterwards. Funny thing is he won’t let me teach him anything, almost insinuating that I have no credibility.
Signed my son up for lacrosse. My sport through college and played some semi-pro afterwards. Funny thing is he won’t let me teach him anything, almost insinuating that I have no credibility.
I coached some when my son played. it's an awesome sport!Signed my son up for lacrosse. My sport through college and played some semi-pro afterwards. Funny thing is he won’t let me teach him anything, almost insinuating that I have no credibility.
So true. My son learned more from 1 hour long snowboarding lesson than he did from me in several years. All kids are different obviously, but I coached him a lot and regardless of what I did, he felt a lot of pressure with it and would constantly be watching to see if I was watching. It's been great for him to do some sports without me coaching. High school football should be interesting in a few years when I am coaching him again...It's not just you, so don't take it personal. I think it's probably better, for the both of you, that he learns or is coached by someone else. They tend to listen to others better. Why? No idea. It's fun to sit in the stands and watch, for once.
So quick update on the lacrosse thing, the coach keeps having me help out, which I discovered that I love, and now my so is excited when he ends up in my group. He is taking to lacrosse pretty well, for a almost 5yr old. Not the most focused one but he isn’t picking grass either.I coached some when my son played. it's an awesome sport!
Not picking grass is always good. When I was assisting I generally stayed away from coaching him directly. But we always found playing catch and wall ball together was fun.So quick update on the lacrosse thing, the coach keeps having me help out, which I discovered that I love, and now my so is excited when he ends up in my group. He is taking to lacrosse pretty well, for a almost 5yr old. Not the most focused one but he isn’t picking grass either.
Wife took Mack to Resident Culture Brewery on Friday while I was delayed in DC. Finally got home, no big deal, life is good.
That is the route that I want to take. Truthfully, if I’m paying someone to do something, mow the lawn, coach, change my oil, I’d like to enjoy the benefits of their work.Not picking grass is always good. When I was assisting I generally stayed away from coaching him directly. But we always found playing catch and wall ball together was fun.
Funny, thought you were in Helena for a second. We have a sleeping giant here too.Did a good hike (8.5 miles) at Sleeping Giant State Park this morning after months of inactivity. I’m a little sore right now and I’m sure I’ll be even more sore tomorrow but it’s a good sore. Wifey and I will be going to friends this afternoon to partake in our annual 4th of July festivities with most of the usual suspects so I’m sure I’ll get some relief from my pain for at least a few hours.