Wednesday, November 14, 2012

8th Grade Wackiness!

Landon and Mason
We already thought they were a little wacky, then "Wacky Day" came along at the middle school, and these two got WACKIER! 




Landon and Mason are both ASB officers this year, so they got to be involved in planning the first pep assemble of the school year.  

Landon wasn't there for the assembly but their was a Bulldog
 that had some of his dance moves;)


Is that Bulldog pestering the principal? 

Lots of wackiness going on at Mt. Baker
 Zeke and I took a sneak peak into this assemble to see all the fun.  We love that the boys don't mind us being there.  They are confident kids, and it brought lots of memories back for us of the our days in Middle School.  Which was only a few years ago-Right?

Mason (left) participating in a "Minute to Win it Game".
Mason our future politician looking comfortable at the mic and sitting up front. 

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Blue Dragons

From the time Jacob could hold a toy he loved balls.  Anyone in the house could throw or roll a ball to him for hours and he would never get tired of it. So we were excited to have him start soccer this fall, knowing he would enjoy being on a team, especially after watching his older siblings for so many years.  It was almost a  perfect season for his first time playing: great weather, small team with nice boys and great parents, and one terrific coach! 
The Team "Blue Dragons"! 
Zeke became the coach after the original coach went AWOL
At the start of the season Jacob did fine, he dribbled the ball, laughed, played and enjoyed making new friends.  He was excited every night he had go to practice.  He was into the game some times and then in his own world another.  
He's coach (dad) was only encouraging and patient.  
Below: At one of the first games giving a fellow teammate Leo a hug.  
Then one game mid way through the season... he got it!! Almost as if he all of the sudden understood how to play the game.  He was not afraid to attack, was determined to get the ball and the only thing slowing him down was an occasional fall on the ground. 

I love the picture below: taken right after Jacob steals a pass from the opposing team and goes for a goal.  The coach of the other team has his arms out asking his team, "What happened?"





The traditional tunnel!
 At the end of the season pizza party.  
Great Season!