That's my boy!

After having suffered a loss on Thursday, the Riverdogs were back in form and brought home a win in today's game. That brings them to 3-1 for the season. Woohoo!

And what was I doing during the game? Well, I've appointed myself as the official Riverdogs photographer. I've been to each game and practice. I am going to put together a powerpoint and burn it to CD for each coach and player. I need to bring the camera to practice though. Got pix of all games but none of the practices. Ooops. Question for all my computer savvy friends though. . . . . How do you add music to a powerpoint presentation? I would also like to know how to make a powerpoint automatically start rather than come up with the menu. Do you guys know what I mean?

OK, so besides watching, cheering and photographing, I HAVE been knitting at the games. I finished my sassy stripes socks that way and I am into my watermelon stripe socks now. I'm going toe up and I have the first foot, heel and ankle done. What? You want to see a picture? Can you believe I'll have to get back to you on that one? I've got a hungry baseball player and assistant coach to feed. (yeah, I downloaded and posted before I fed my boys - oops again!)

see ya in a bit!


ADDITION TO ABOVE
OK, the boys are now fed and after correcting a few typos above, I am now posting a picture of the knitting:


Aren't those just too cute?!?

If you have 6 minutes to spare. . . . . .

you really should check this out. I think it's too funny. Each time the song changes I can see the video/performer/movie in my mind and there he is doing it. Funny, funny. Of course, I am easily amused.

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thanks!