Joe Romo

 Ryan closed for the third time.  He did great.  No runs. 

 

 

 

 

After a crazy couple of weeks with three games each week plus two practices…we are down to three regular season games.  I can’t believe it.  We have a great team. 

Attention All Giants’ Fans

I made a mistake on Ryan’s schedule.  Please check the correction for next week.  Also, the last two games are cancelled due to playoffs.  That means there are only four more games!  Hurry over if you haven’t seen a game yet.  Let me know if you need to know where away games are being played.

An Artist

Erik started a watercolor class this week.  I told him he had to do the four classes I paid for and could stop or do more after that.  As soon as we got in the car he told me he wants to do more and more classes. 

 The teacher drew the outline for the cone.  He asked Erik to pick a color for the background.  He said, “Black.”  I informed the teacher that every painting would be black and orange if he gave him a choice.   

 

I can’t wait to fill up my walls!

4

“I just want to stay ‘4’”

  

 

 

 

I like ‘4’ too J.W.

Frosty the Pirate

Frosty the Pirate

Once upon a time there was a snowman. His name

was Frosty the Snowman. He played with all of his

friends. They played ball. The teams were the

Giants and the Pirates. Frosty was a Pirate. He

was the pitcher. He threw a lot of change ups. He

threw curveballs too. The Pirates won.

By Erik

4/29/13

Faithful Fan

   We beat the team that gave us our first loss.  Last inning we were up with a tied score.  Ryan’s hit got the winning run to third.  Ryan then did a delayed steal from first, getting himself into somewhat of a pickle (couldn’t resist) which gave the runner at third time to score.  Mommy was exhausted by the time this game was over.

A Day with Buster

 Harvey and Ryan went to the Giants game for Harvey’s birthday.  Ryan’s keepsake is hanging on my living room wall, you know, for ‘just one day’.  It’s been a week…

 

Looking cute for church

 

 

 

Birthday bat

 

 

 

 

 

Uh-oh, looks like we have quite a few more years of baseball ahead of us.