When my son was younger, he played baseball for a few years until he moved on to soccer. I admit I was a little disappointed until I started understanding and eventually enjoying soccer. Now he's back to baseball and yes, I'm excited!
Really, it doesn't matter what he does. I like to watch him play or do anything. Isn't that just like a mom?
Anyway, I do now associate spring with baseball, so I have taken this photo, in response to the photo prompt (um, yes, written by yours truly) at Wordsmith Studio.
I have to admit, I do also love the excuse to eat. Break out the peanuts, sunflower seeds, and (veggie) hot dogs, too. Spring is in the air!
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This is great, Linda! My son only played baseball one year, but the coach was so awful! It's a shame, but I really think he ruined it for my guy. He started playing soccer after that and loved it though. ;)
ReplyDeletei'm not much of a baseball fan but i get my chance to sit on those bleachers plenty with all the nephews! cute pic!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, this really says spring to me! Great job, Linda.
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