Tre's first t-ball game!

So... watching Tre play T-ball was pretty entertaining. I'm pretty sure he's the youngest one on the team since he only made the cut off by 3 days. We really want to expose him to all sports, and if he likes them, great. If he doesn't, we won't make him do it again (after the season is over, of course). He played soccer in the spring and only kicked the ball one time through out the whole season, but he had fun so we'll sign him up again.

Baseball might be the same way! He does like to bat. The coaches pitch it a few times and then they let them use the tee. Tre needed the tee every time. He'd hit the ball immediately and then just stand there! HAHA! Everyone would encourage him to run to first base and he would be in no hurry and walk. When the next batter would go and hit the ball, Tre would stay on first until someone literally nudged him to go to second. He'd literally stroll there. At one point the kid that batted after him passed Tre up on the bases! HAHAHA! I really just don't think he understands the point of the game, but he'll get there.

On the way home I asked him what sport he liked better, soccer or baseball, and he said he likes all sports. We shall see how the rest of the season goes. Regardless, it's super entertaining to watch.

Tre's first t-ball practice.

Tre's so super sweet and such a good kid. Although he sometimes gets in trouble at home, he is NEVER in trouble at school. From watching him at Karate, Soccor, and now T-ball, I imagine him to be one of those kids in the classroom that just goes with it. Minimum complaining, not much talking, but not answering many of the teacher's questions either. I think he plays with other kids sometimes, but is fine playing by himself too. He's just a "go with it" kid and I love that about him.

He has his first t-ball practice this weekend and he did so well. He certainly wasn't the worst or the best, so that was good, since we haven't practiced much baseball. Again, he didn't talk to the other kids or the coach, for that matter, but he did as he was told and seemed to have fun. Towards the end of the hour and a half practice he was hot and tired and told me that he was too skinny and needed to sit down.

We got in the car and he said he wanted to play soccer again. I thought that was pretty funny since he never even kicked the ball in any of his soccer games. We'll give t-ball a chance and see if he learns to like it a little more!

Tre funny!

Tre cracks me up!

Conversations as of late:

At T-ball after an hour and a half -

Tre: I'm too skinny. I need to sit!

Talking opposites -

Tre looks at Jack and says: Oh wait! I know! No hair and yes hair!

Tre: What about Poo poo: pee?

Tre: Mom, will you marry me!?

Me: I can't! I married to daddy, but you'll find someone you love like your daddy found me.

Tre: (in his angry voice) If you don't marry me, then I won't marry no one!

Rascal Flatts Concert

Jack and I had a date night last night in NOLA to see Rascal Flatts in concert! It was a blast!

My favorite part was when Jacee Badeaux came out to sing God Bless the Broken Road with them. He is from my home town and was the last guy to be kicked off of American Idol during Hollywood week and before the top 24. He's a local celebrity now because of how he handled himself o well on the show. The crowd screamed louder for him then they did for the entrance of Rascal Flatts. I couldn't help but be so happy for him. I am sure it was a dream come true to sing with his favorite band and in front of so many people. You could tell he was nervous and even laughed in the middle of the song in (what seemed like) disbelief that he was standing where he was. It was a cool moment to witness!

Trumpet player!

This just makes me happy! The boys got a horn at the Mardi Gras parade and LOVE IT! I know some people might find the noise annoying, but the joy it brings our kiddos makes that annoying sound a wonderful sound.

I love our little guys!

Happy childhood

I'd like to think that Tre and William will look back at videos like these and remember how happy their childhood was.