BURN ALL PICTURES. I DON'T WANT TO SEE THOSE BLOCKHEADS AGAIN. I FELT LIKE ROBIN HARRIS IN BE BE KIDS.
I HAD NIGHTMARES ALL WEEKEND. LENA AND MARIZA, YOU LADIES NEED HELP!!!!!
OTHER THAN THAT I HAD A GREAT TIME. BUT I DON'T WANT TO DO IT AGAIN
THE COACH
I'M NOT KIDDING
ReplyDeleteGOOD BYE FROM THE COACH. TAKE CARE AND GOOD LUCK.
ReplyDeleteGood bye until next season.
ReplyDeleteI had a great time and I can't wait to do it again. Same thing goes for Shannon. Miss Princess & Chi Chi, your sons are fine young gentlemen. And Lena, your cousin is darling. My daughter & I enjoyed their company very much.
ReplyDeleteCoach, I can't imagine what gave you nightmares. From my seat, the only unpleasant thing all night was the two-run pinch hit homer Visalia hit in the ninth inning. Everything else was a blast.
Grandpa had fun in secret. He just likes to be scrooge at all times. That is why we pester him the way we do! He will be back next year. I'm not buying that retirement stuff for one minute. At first my son Eligah felt bad for him. He said " Why is everyone so mean to him and why does everyone bother him so much". but, at the end of the night it was self explanatory! I explained that If we're not bothering him, he's looking for us to give him attention (tough love) I told my son that grandpa wouldn't have it any other way. Grandpa, you almost had my son fooled. Better luck next time. Mark, I enjoyed hanging out with Shannon. I hope she liked riding on the party bus! She is super cool!!!
ReplyDeleteYOUR SON IS SMART MS PRINCESS. YOU'LL ARE BLOCKHEADS AND NEED THE COACH'S HARD TRAINING AND SMACKDOWN TATICS.
ReplyDeleteYOU'LL HAVE ISSUES.
MARK, IM GLAD YOU AND YOUR DAUGHTER HAD FUN. I COULD N'T AKE ALL OF IN VAN. I WOULD'VE A NERVOUS BREAK DOWN. I CAN SEE US NOW THE PC BRICKS BARNSTORMING AROUND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA IN A VAN PLAYING SOFTBALL DEFENDING OUR CROWN TO ALL COMERS. LOL!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCoach, you just have to tune out the noise. When I'm trapped in small space with a crowd of chattering kids, I hear nothing but Iron Maiden playing The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner.
ReplyDeleteIf you would have been married for awhile as I was, you'd have perfected this skill by now. It took me a few years of listening to my wife tell me about her mother's new hairstyle or the sale at Macy's, or the latest subplot on The Young & The Restless while ESPN is running the baseball highlights. At first I'd get mad that after hours of silence, she'd choose that particular moment to tell me something I'd never give a rat's *** about. Eventually, I reached the point where I could hear the scores through just about anything.
I'm not recommending that you get married for the sole purpose of developing this essential skill. Perhaps there's another way. Try putting on one of those awful TV shows like The View or Ellen at high volume. Then put a ballgame on your radio at low volume. Practice picking up the game through the mindless yammering of the hens on TV. Once you've nailed that down, a van full of kids is no problem.
I looked up the Robin Harris reference. Now I get it. Well played, Coach.
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