My son's first year of Varsity baseball ended today with a disappointing 10 to 1 loss against undefeated South County High School. No more games. No more practices. No more face buried in a scorebook keeping track of hits, runs, and outs. My oldest son sang in his final high school concert last week. For him, 4 years of performances have come to an end. But we can not completely close the book on these activities - not yet. Now, for both baseball and chorus, we have the "banquets." Banquets where slide shows will attempt to summarize a year's worth of memories, where those who have performed especially well will be recognized, and where dinners will be served to satisfy today's varying palates. I don't know what the menu will be for the baseball banquet yet, but for chorus it will be a choice between meat lasagna, vegetarian lasagna, and a chicken dish. Something for everyone. I like that...
At least for the next few weeks, when travel baseball will begin, most of our meals will be home-cooked once again. I look forward to that. I like the quality control and the maintaining of balance in our diet. Also, this Thursday we will be receiving our first installment from our farm. I CAN NOT WAIT!! Tonight I am tired - it was close to 100 degrees on the ball field where our boys fought their last proverbial battle of the season. I bid you all good night and, until next time, happy and healthy eating!
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