Michelle had two extra tickets to the UCLA vs Stanford basketball game on Saturday, so she invited us to join them.  I chose to take Logan; Connor wanted to go too, but he was fine after learning that there were only two tickets.  As soon as Logan came back from the tennis lesson on Saturday, I fed him a small lunch and then we were on our way to meet with Robyn and Brandon.  Robyn drove us to meet up with Michelle and Marcus before we all arrived at Stanford.  We found our seats, then Logan and I stepped out to get some snacks.  He chose a pretzel while I chose fries, then we were ready for the game.  Logan understood that Michelle and Robyn are UCLA fans, but he finally decided to woo for Stanford instead.  He paid attention to the game to some degree as he knew his team was leading, but he was more interested to watch the cheerleaders and the intermission entertainment.  He was especially intrigued by the teams of kids playing a game during halftime; I actually enjoyed watching them too as they were very good.  By the second half, Logan was a bit more restless and had asked several times when the game would be over.  He also enjoyed collecting some advertising cards that were on the seats or on the ground, and asked Brandon to help him too.  Michelle and Marcus needed to leave before the end of the game, then the rest of us stayed until the end of the game which UCLA unfortunately lost.  Robyn, Brandon, Logan and I trekked back to our car.  On the way back, we took a peek at the tennis arena; we saw some players practicing which was quite entertaining.  Robyn drove us back to their house, and we said goodbye to them and went on our way home.

     Today Logan’s friend Maxim invited Logan for a playdate and Connor was welcome too.  Since Connor enjoys playing with Maxim and Logan did not mind Connor tagging along, we accepted the invite and dropped both boys off early this morning.  Stuart and I decided to go play tennis afterward, and we ended up playing over an hour and a half.  The timing was just right, and we returned to their house right at two hours mark.  All three boys seemed to have a great time.  We asked to see if the boys especially Connor, gave them any trouble, and the parents were nice and replied that Connor was the easiest one of all.  They told us that the boys played a little bit with everything and spent the most time running around in the backyard.  I guess all of us ended up having a good exercise for the day too.