The last little league game – that we can make it to – was Sunday. I took 200 pictures for some odd reason – usually I only take about 75. Here are some of my favorites from the day.

Saturday we took the car to the garage to get the exhaust fixed for inspection, lounged a bit, went to Starky’s party, went to a Little League game, had a picnic with a family from church, and played Pictionary Down the Lane. The Little League game was the fourth last from the end of the season. Jared and I have enjoyed going to support the boys from church. Saturday we headed out to the game in Liberty and it POURED for a good portion of the drive there. We got to the game hoping and praying that the sky would clear. We sat in the car for a few minutes while it let up and the sun peeked through white, puffy clouds and blue skies.

The skies were clear and sunny till the end of the game when it started to POUR again. God was definately opening up the sky for us. “Our team” won the game and we celebrated with a picnic – hamburgers and corn on the grill, strawberries, and rhubarb crisp. We only have two games left this week – Jared and I can’t make either – so we were glad to be able to get to the games on Saturday and Sunday.

Again I say if you haven’t listened to Brian Regan … you must.

We crossed fields to the girls game at the high school …

If you haven’t listened to the comedian Brian Regan – you NEED to.

If you haven’t listened to the comedian Brian Regan – you NEED to.

Saturday called for more baseball games …

There was a beautiful boxer the other night at the baseball game that I just HAD to take some shots of.

One of the comedians we listen to, Brian Regan, talks about Little League. He talks about how the coach and the other players yell, “Good eye Brian.” When we go to Little League games now, it’s all I can think about.

to the ballgame.

Jared and I spent some time at Smythe Park on Saturday for the baseball festivities.

These were the little tykes. I love watching them play.

Waiting for a run.

Last second of the pitch …

Deciding what to throw …

Three strikes …