

at the beginning of the school year this year, we asked them again whether they were interested in joining a soccer team. Z girl flatly refused while Z boy said yes until the day i tried to register. then he changed his mind. ugh! when spring registrations rolled around, i asked again whether he was interested. this time he said no first then changed his mind to an affirmative. all of a sudden, he became extremely excited about the game. he couldn't wait for the season to start. everytime the weather warmed up a bit, he asked if soccer was starting that day. (cuz i told him that soccer would start when the weather warmed up!)
of course, on the first day of practice, it was freezing cold and the wind was howling, but the kids had so much fun. even Z girl asked to be in the practice. the coach was nice enough to include her. i already had a cold and standing outside for an hour with the wind whipping at my head just made my symptoms even worse, leading up to the two days of bed rest. ah, the joys of motherhood!
on another note, Z boy dropped out of his gymnastics team. it had become an increasing battle to get him to his practices. we tried to hold out as long as possible but after soccer started, he became adamant about stopping the training, thus the end of another chapter of his childhood.
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