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trying out lacrosse

So neither Kevin nor I had ever played or even watched this strange sport called lacrosse before. But for some reason (now forgotten) we thought we'd-- that is, the boys--would give it a try this year. You know, just to see how they'd like it. But really, was their liking it ever even a question?! We're talking chest and shoulder pads, protective helmets, and big long sticks that one can use to block, push, hit, oh, and of course catch. We're talking fast and crazy, and physical enough to satisfy even James' fighting spirit. In short, Lacrosse has earned a spot alongside basketball as one our favorite sports! Yep, despite the 25 minute drive to practice (ugh!) i think we're hooked. Pretty sure this one is in for the long haul.









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