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the eric update - day 1808: the boys ( and girls ) of summer.
preschool's out for summer! which means summer fun has begun!
for the very first time odin is starting soccer and tee ball lessons and continuing swimming lessons .
phew!
i was never a big organized sports guy, but odin loves, loves, loves doing anything that involves being outside and running around, so we thought it would be nice to give him opportunities to test out lots of things and decide what he likes and doesn't like.
the potential downside? if you ask him what his favorite sport is, he'll tell you all of them :-)
as usual, despite not ever having played soccer before, he picked it right up and enjoyed getting right into the middle of the action.
6/15/2009 11:18:00 PM
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