The four of us went to Logan’s first basketball game of the season on Saturday morning.  Logan was a bit nervous before we left the house and asked me to watch other teammates to play but not him.  When we arrived at the gym, Logan seemed fine and started warming up with others.  The game started and Logan was one of the first two on the bench.  Whenever Logan was in the game, he hustled back and forth with the team.  He had possessions of the ball a few times and he would quickly passed away with some good passes.  However he was, as usual, not assertive and not trying hard to get rebound or trying to score.  We also noticed that he was on the bench several times, and appeared more often than his teammates.  The game overall was good.  Most of the kids tried their best and we noticed that some star players.

    After the game, we all gathered outside for snacks.  Stuart introduced himself to the coach and talked a bit with him.  It turned out that Logan had asked the coach to be on the bench during the game.  We will see how the rest of the season will go.

    After we took a quick lunch at home, Logan and I had to rush out for the Physics Show.  I had purchased the tickets awhile back after learning about it from Michelle.  Connor was very sad that he was not old enough to go to this big kid show and asked if we could videotape the show for him which I had to deny him.  We arrived at the Foothill College and happened to park next to Michelle while she and Mckayla were getting out of the car.  I woke Logan up as he had fallen asleep, and we all walked into the auditorium.  There were a lot of people there and we quickly found our seats.  We had to move around our seats a couple of times to ensure Mckayla and Logan could see the stage without being blocked.  We chatted a little then the show began.  Two physicists and two students ran the show and they did their best to entertain the crowd.  The topics of the show were electricity, temperature and pressure.  They showed experiments to teach the subjects and tried to show practical things to our daily living.  Michelle and I found the show quite educational, but the materials might be slightly over the head for the young kids.  Logan moved around quite a bit on his seat and often leaned against me.  He asked about how much longer the show would last and asked me to let him when the next action would be.  He did perk up for most of the experiments and found them fascinating.  The show lasted an hour and 15 minutes; we said bye to Michelle and Mckayla at the parking lot and drove home.  When we were home, I was more excited to tell Stuart about the show than Logan was and he was just excited to play the Minecraft game.