Saturday, February 19, 2011

Friday Night Activity-Hockey Game

Josh puts VERY long hours in a work lately and on Friday nights when he gets home, I don't think he is thrilled to turn around and head back out the door. I appreciate so much that he is supportive of my need for adventure (WHEREVER I can get it). Last Friday night we were heading out to go ice skating with our family, but we misread the calendar and showed up just in time to catch a great FREE hockey game. It was a high school game (Davis v Bingham), so it wasn't too crowded and we had a whole section to ourselves! The boys could be as wild as they wanted and could run all over the bleachers because nobody was in our section and they wouldn't be bugging anyone.
McKay was still in the midst of his HORRIBLE rash and so we decided it best that we stay away from people. You know they all would be giving me the eye, meaning why would you bring that obviously sick and contagious baby into public...I admit, I have given it before (okay I gave it when I overheard them mom say that her child had RSV and I had my premature newborn with me, I am justified!)
The boys have wanted to go to a hockey game for a while, so it was fun to actually get to one. I am tempted to find out when more of them are so we can go and watch.
These high school boys were pretty good. I can't believe that they can move like they do buried in pads as they are.
The boys really did watch for a lot of it, but they ran around for more of it-which was totally OKAY!
Lincoln was ALL OVER THE PLACE! He had such a ball and climbed to his heart's content...well almost to his heart's content.
McKay even enjoyed it. He could be on the floor with toys and watch when he wanted.

The boys made up all sorts of games.

Cute Daddy telling McKay all about hockey.

It was such a fun Friday night! I have decided that my boys don't care if it is professional, college or high school, they just like to watch people play sports. We need to take advantage of it while that is the case, because I know eventually they will be tougher to please.

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