boston

After having a broken collar bone for about 6 weeks, Boston finally got the clear to finish up basketball season.  He was READY to play.

 Kent helped coach with our good friend Jason.  We had such a fun little team mixed with some of Boston's football friends and some of his church friends.

 We gave him $1.00 for every shot made.  Let's just say this kid did well for himself this basketball season.

 At school, it was that time of year for the dang Boosterthon Fun Run.  Last year, Boston was totally pumped about this thing and I knew this year he would be the same way.  He was SO determined to get pledges for his laps because those little Boosterthon promoter people always push and push and PUSH those kids to get pledges.  Usually, we ignore the fundraisers when they come home but with this one....its just easier to say yes (plus it makes Boston happy).  We showed up for his run and he was determined to run more laps then he did last year (48).

 This kid is so determined.  It kills me.  I think he ran 52 laps.

 We was DEFINITELY proud of himself.  We were proud of him too.

As soon as basketball ended, Boston's first season of t-ball started right up.  He's never cared to play t-ball before but this year he decided to try.

 I've got to say, these kids look freaking adorable in their uniforms.  We had an opening day parade and the boys thought they were SO cool getting to ride in the back of the truck and throw candy to everyone.

Between school, sports and his social life, this kid keeps a pretty busy lifestyle.