Actually, they didn't win tonight but George became a fan none-the-less. Paul took him to his first game and although he thinks he went to a baseball game he had an amazing time. George was so excited to be at the game that he ran up to the man scanning tickets and proudly held his ticket to be scanned after which he hugged the man scanning tickets and told him, "thank you."
Here are some pics Paul took with his iPhone.
At the game.
Not sure why George looks scared/concerned in the game pics.
They road Trax to get from their parking spot to the arena. George loves riding Trax.
George loved the flags that you are supposed to use when you cross the street in downtown SLC.
Overall a very successful outing.
Charlie was heart broken that his dad and his Georgie would go somewhere without him and stood by the front door crying until I let him eat some candy off of the gingerbread house.
Also, I checked number 25 off the list this evening. Paul did everything that required a ladder and I did the non-ladder area.
6 comments:
Yeah Eaglestons!!! Woot! Go Team!
p.s. and the Jazz are way good at baseball.
He is so dang cute, I love that kid. I am so glad he had fun on his outing with his Dad. Rob will be so jealous he got to go to a game, but proud he is a jazz fan. Rob is a huge Jazz fan and watches all the games on TV.
George is such a city boy! I hope that man that got a leg hug appreciated it. I love the sincerity of children. When I grow up I want to be like my kids.
And, congrats on #25. Please come to my house. Bob is thinking about not putting them up again this year. No way, Jose! If he thinks that's happening, I'll take over and Griswald this place up. I love this time of year.
Sounds like a fun outing! I love the leg hugs as well. Easton randomly gave our bishop one a few weeks ago.
What a fun night with his dad. George is so cute, and I know I write this in just about every single comment. It's true though. He is so cute! I cracked up, imagining him hug the ticket man. I'm sure that was a rare moment for the guy.
that is so cute that paul took george on a little daddy/son outing. i think things like that are so important. i will never forget some of the daddy/daughter dates i enjoyed with my own dad, and of course all the one on one moments with my mom. i will forever cherish them.
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