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Sep. 19th, 2012 08:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckSaturday, Delia had a soccer game in the morning. There was just enough sun to make sitting, watching the game, reasonably pleasant. The game was at a middle school with large fields. They put six different games on the field simultaneously. The challenge is always finding which of the fields our game is on. The signs can be really hard to spot, and the numbering never makes sense to me.
Both teams played well, but the other team managed one more goal than Delia's team. Delia played goalie for half the game. She likes to do that. None of the other girls really like playing goalie, so Delia gets half the game most games.
All three of us forgot Delia's water bottle. Fortunately, there was a partial bottle of water in the car. It wasn't much, but it got Delia through the game. Scott commented that he'd almost thrown that bottle out a time or three because it had been sitting in the car since July.
Sunday was pretty laid back. Delia played with other kids in the neighborhood. I did laundry. Scott ran some errands. In the evening, we did a pretty thorough search of the house, looking for a lost library book. We failed to find it. I think we're going to have to pay for it. The whole thing is a pity because Delia never got to read the book and she really wanted to. The book in question is the most recent Girl Goddesses book, The Girl Games. It's been missing for about three weeks.
Delia was disappointed at how long the search took. She'd hoped for some time to play Wii games with Scott, and it didn't happen. She did get to go out with him on Monday to practice some soccer stuff. She actually turned down an invitation from some neighborhood kids in order to do that.
This morning is the first session of Cross Country Kids. It's a program that runs for an hour before school, every Wednesday. The kids are supposed to run a course to get in shape for a 5K (I think) run in June. Delia chose not to do the 5K last year. She tends not to run at these practice sessions. She likes to walk the course while chatting with her friends.
Both teams played well, but the other team managed one more goal than Delia's team. Delia played goalie for half the game. She likes to do that. None of the other girls really like playing goalie, so Delia gets half the game most games.
All three of us forgot Delia's water bottle. Fortunately, there was a partial bottle of water in the car. It wasn't much, but it got Delia through the game. Scott commented that he'd almost thrown that bottle out a time or three because it had been sitting in the car since July.
Sunday was pretty laid back. Delia played with other kids in the neighborhood. I did laundry. Scott ran some errands. In the evening, we did a pretty thorough search of the house, looking for a lost library book. We failed to find it. I think we're going to have to pay for it. The whole thing is a pity because Delia never got to read the book and she really wanted to. The book in question is the most recent Girl Goddesses book, The Girl Games. It's been missing for about three weeks.
Delia was disappointed at how long the search took. She'd hoped for some time to play Wii games with Scott, and it didn't happen. She did get to go out with him on Monday to practice some soccer stuff. She actually turned down an invitation from some neighborhood kids in order to do that.
This morning is the first session of Cross Country Kids. It's a program that runs for an hour before school, every Wednesday. The kids are supposed to run a course to get in shape for a 5K (I think) run in June. Delia chose not to do the 5K last year. She tends not to run at these practice sessions. She likes to walk the course while chatting with her friends.
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Date: 2012-09-19 07:07 pm (UTC)Cross Country Kids is extremely laid back, though, and whether or not to do the final run is up to the kids.
We have a wonderful gym teacher. I think he's the big reason why Delia loves gym instead of hating it the way I did.