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by DonnieS » Tue Feb 21, 2012 12:07 pm




I should have posted when she verballed but we were pretty busy at the time.
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by ontheblack » Tue Feb 21, 2012 12:11 pm

DonnieS wrote:



I should have posted when she verballed but we were pretty busy at the time.


You mentioned something earlier.
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by DonnieS » Tue Feb 21, 2012 1:52 pm

ontheblack wrote:
You mentioned something earlier.


I went back and looked if I had posted it last year, it was January of 2011 when she verballed but if I did, I cant find it. And someone else posted elsewhere when DD1 verballed so I was thinking this was being posted by someone other than parents. I didnt want DD2 to think I wasnt as proud when she verballed as when DD1 verballed. :D My little darlings have ways of making me pay when I forget these things. Last year we were still doing the 'little sweetheart is playing here " and "other sweetheart is playing there" and who is supposed to see who play where, games. If DW and I had been better planners we would have either a) had twins and packaged them as a deal, or b) spread the kids 5 years apart.

For those of you who might try plan A, keep in mind in you have two kids on the field at the same time AND if/when errors occur, instead of a 1/9 chance that 'your' kid did it, you now have a 2/9 chance that one of 'your' kids did it. Personal expererience on that one.
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by 3'sDad » Thu Feb 23, 2012 8:07 am

Donnie: Here is the Official ATTA BOY to you and the ATTA GIRL to the DD. HBU - Highest team GPA in D1 softball !

As for planning, I would go the - space 5 years apart route. I am a twin and having your genetic clone on the field with you (when he is a very sore loser) is not alwys a cup of tea. While I would make the occasional error, he -to this day - can't hit a curve ball!
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by DonnieS » Thu Feb 23, 2012 9:42 am

3'sDad wrote: he -to this day - can't hit a curve ball!


He should have been put up for adoption. :o

DD2 is a very sore loser. She - i dont think - has ever blamed someone else other than a rare "its a frigging popup - catch the d ball" but she gets mad and she hates herself, her bat, her glove, her bag, our car, any trees nearby, certainly me if I am stupid enough to say "Good game,kid" - then its "wth is it a good game - I sucked - i couldnt (enter any/all skills here) ! (*&($*#(*&(*#(*&(*&($&(_)%_. I love the kid beyond words and the way I deal with this is I know it wont last - and I remember the story in the bible when Jesus and His buds are walking along, and He sees a fig tree, He hops over to get a quick snack - and the tree is empty. He is not happy and says something to the effect, "You will never have fruit again" and the tree shrivels up. So , if He has a temper - and she doesnt mortally wound anyone with her temper, its ok.
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by Sid Barrett » Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:29 pm

Congrats to you Donnie. You seem like a wise and thoughtful guy. I'm sure some of that has rubbed off onto both DD's.

Best of luck to you and them in the future.
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