Friday we dropped Dylan off at Sports Camp and then Blake and I went school shopping. In Texas it was tax free weekend on school supplies and clothes...and tons of sales so it was a great day for shopping. We got a few school clothes, the remaining items on the school supplies list and their soccer stuff. I then got a call from Coach Jordan saying that Dylan was again having a rough day and that I needed to come get him. Clearly Coach Jordan doesn't have any kids of his own because well, he wouldn't be calling me unless Dylan was injured. So, we watched him. Oh, Aaron was able to come for the last 30 minutes on Thursday, which made Dylan's day.
Dylan's favorite game was Sharky Sharky. We played it several times at home.
Dylan was the youngest in his camp. Most are 5 years old. The kids were (I just can't get over some of these names)... Eaton, Abby (normal name), Grafton (took me a day, but then I got that he is a boy), Riley, Brogan (interesting huh? But he was a nice kid and so is his mom...she just moved here from San Diego and worked for PwC in Chicago).
Aside from me wishing coach didn't call me to tell me to come get Dylan, he was a patient coach.
We went home and ate lunch, then Austin and Aithen came over. They left and about 30 minutes later, the Critchfields came over for dinner and swimming. Shannon Critchfield was Blake and then Dylan's preschool teacher...she is also Lacie's mom. Dylan is going to a closer preschool this year, which will work out great because Beckett is going to the same school so we will carpool. Anyway, it was a fun dinner.
Saturday morning we did some yard work, then Aaron's Aunt Verena from Houston came by for lunch with her husband and their 3 youngest kids on their drive up to see her sister, Aaron's mom in Nauvoo. Aaron's cousin, Amy and her family who live in the same city as us also came. We ate and swam. Verena and gang took off, but Amy and family stayed for awhile to swim. It was fun to visit with them. We then went to finish getting the soccer gear. The boys are so excited for soccer.
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