The boys had their games on Saturday.  This time their games were close to each other and so Stuart and I had to divide and conquer.  Connor and I left the house first for his.  When we arrived, Connor did not want to warm up with his teammates but wanted me to play with him instead.  I finally convinced him to stick with the team.  Once the game started, Connor had fun and somehow he was in the game a lot and only sat out at the very beginning.  He ran around and some good contacts with the ball.  When the game was over, all the kids were excited for snack time.  After Connor got his share, he immediately decided which one he would save to share with Logan and which one he would eat on his own as Logan would not like them.  Then we swung by to check out Logan’s 2nd half of the game.  Logan just sat out of the game when we arrived.  The weather was so strange that it was actually chilly, so before long, Connor and I decided to leave to go home.

    Once Logan and Stuart returned home, Logan changed out of the gear to get ready for his classmate’s party.  This was a meet and greet party hosted by one of his classmates for the entire class; when we arrived, we realized that it was not a very good turnout, only 7-8 families were there.  The host family owned a 8-acre land and so the guests could roam around in their huge backyard.  Many guests were busy playing with zip lines while some kids swimming or playing in jumpy houses.  Logan was obviously not interested in the ziplining, and instead he played at a swing and with a big rope.  Finally he did find someone to play tug-a-war with that rope with him.  Later Logan warmed up more, and played water gun and crawled inside an obstacle course with some classmates.  At the end, he wanted to play with the motorized motorcycle, but unfortunately it was out of battery.  By then, we had been at the party for over an hour and a half, I talked Logan into going home instead of waiting for the host dad to charge it up.  I was hoping to see and meet more of his classmates at the party, but in the meantime, we met a few.