to go to the regional gymnastics meet in Colorado Springs at the Olympic Training Center.
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Kyson decided to not participate at region since he would miss baseball, and since he has already been to region in Col. Springs before.
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Koby has worked really hard this year to be able to go, because he performed really well at this facility 4 years ago, and he really wants to go again.
His coach and I had a miscommunication, and he didn't sign him up to go on the day that was the deadline (a week ago). We just found out that he can still sign up.
So, now I have to juggle getting Koby to gym an hour early every day so that he doesn't miss his first 4 baseball games. Then get him from gym early and straight to baseball.
Not a big deal usually, but today,
Kyson has a game at 4 and Kash and Koby have a game at 5:30.
Kys probably won't get to play in his game till 5:30,
and Koby and Kash are supposed to get their shirts/hats today.
Welcome to a glimpse of my Marches and Aprils.
Except this year is MUCH easier and A LOT less stressful than usual since Kys and Koby aren't playing soccer. (Due to everyone being on club teams and not enough signing up for city league).
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Daddy would have a different story, however.
He is coaching Kash's team, and supposed to be asstistant coach of Koby's team,
but has not been able to much since their practices/games are often at the same time.
He is also supposed to be teaching a merit badge class tonight for scouts at 7. Oh, well.
Luckily, their piano teacher has to work a long day at the hospital,
and can't have their lessons today.
That was lucky.
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People with 2 children in activities think their lives are ridiculously crazy,
They just don't get it.
Huh, Mich?
3 comments:
I don't relate to this post.
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You are so right! I remember the one year we had 6 kids playing ball - all on 6 different teams. Add in all the other end of the regular activities - and end of the year stuff - it was absolutely crazy. It's so much easier now! 1 in sports, 3 in music, and my little tag-along that is just happy to go with me anywhere!
Oh - I forgot to add - Doug was coaching one of the teams that year. Many times we had games every night m-f, sometimes 3 or 4 going at the same time! Whichever older kid wasn't playing - I would drop off to watch one of the games while Doug and I were at the other games. Oh those were the days! Can't say I miss them either!
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