Baseball

David had his last baseball game last night for the season. They won 12-4 this game and got 2nd in their bracket. He loved it and I think that he's glad it's over. I'm glad it's over. It wasn't that it was that big of a deal, but just one more thing to remember. David would take Cameron to a couple of his late night games that would start at 9:30, too late for the other kids. Cameron liked that. Other times we would usually go and watch. I was mostly in the bathroom taking the kids, helping get drinks and trying to keep them some what corralled during the games. I think that David liked us to be there anyways. Here's a few pictures. Of course I remember the camera on the last game! I really did like to cheer on David and watch him play one of the sports he enjoyed in high school. Football and wrestling just aren't available anymore. He has picked up on golf the last few years and finds a way to work that into his schedule at least once a week! So, until next year...
I should also mention that David's 10 year reunion is this weekend. He would have really liked to have been there. Sounds like it'll be a great turn out for those who do go. It's hard sometimes to live so far away. It's really not convenient for anything. You no longer have a school to cheer for, family to visit spontaneously, memories that you see everyday from when you were younger, FREE BABYSITTING for goodness sake, and all of the other many things you get to do from the conveniences of living close to family and home. I guess that this is my trial more than David's. I'm the one with the kids all day and it gets very wearing after a while of never getting a break unless I have to pay someone. So of course it doesn't happen often! There's just nothing like home and your family. (This is not a pity party, just a little venting. We really love it in Utah and have come to realize that we will never move from here. I just hope that our kids live in Utah when they grow up so we can be close to them!)