Cade's baseball season is winding down- sorta thankful, but also sad. Thankful we won't have to sit in the cold, windy, rainy weather; sad because he's just starting to get the hang of it. For it being his first year, he did really well; it was definitely a learning experience as a parent.
Top 5 things we learned:
5. Cade doesn't play Saturday morning games
4. Make sure to have snacks and distractors for Kenny
3. Cade doesn't play Saturday morning games
2. Be patient, laugh it off (Garrett coached them, and there were definitely moments he wasn't too happy)
1. Cade has a stubborn side, and doesn't play Saturday morning games. NOTHING. WILL. GET. HIM. TO. PLAY= not even a trip to Disneyland/Carsland! (Trust me, I tried!)
But on a happier side note, it was very rewarding and exciting to see supportive parents; seeing "old timers" come out and support this next generation reminds me how lucky we are to live where we grew up.
Cade took a really nice baseball card picture! :)
I couldn't help myself= I needed to document what the "unhappy, Saturday morning Cade" looked like so I can show him later. Half way through the season, we eliminated all the other variables and figured out it was the early time that threw him off. All the parents and family on the sideline knew as well; poor kiddo- you're not gonna hear the end of it when you get older!
Cade playing his last Saturday game! We begged him and reminded him of all his toys he's been waiting for. It worked! He's the little pitcher!
Our weekends have been busy with baseball, but not for long!
Kenny needed to be bribed to put on her little Girl's Day outfit
The left side pic was last Saturday; the right side is about 9 months ago. Look how their faces have changed!
Garrett went to Oahu for a weekend to attend a PT class, so the kids, Gammy, and I hung out.
First, Kenny caught up on her Netflix: Diego played non stop!
Then, Cade played with his pillowcases!
We decided to get out of the rainy weather, and headed to a park to have a picnic. On the way, we noticed the Kula Country Farms was open. This is the same farm we come to and pick our pumpkins in the fall. On the way home from the park, we stopped in to check it out.
Beautiful view!
Cade checking out the plants for Daddy to grow!
Look at those sunflowers- we'll have to come back when they're all in bloom!
Riding the bull!
Goofy kiddos!
There was an area to pick strawberries, but we have our own little patch at home, so the kids weren't really interested. Plus, I think Daddy would've been a little offended! :(