Super Saturday

And I'm not talking about Relief Society Super Saturday. This is the final day of soccer and football and our day was PACKED.



It started with Primary Program practice (say that ten times fast) from 8:30-10:00, which being the chorister I must attend. Then Aiden's game started at 10:00, so the plan was for Wayne to pick him up a little early. The night before Wayne's car got a flat tire and after spending the morning trying to get tire off it became clear he wasn't going to be able to make it. Luckily practice ended early and I rushed the boys home to change and head to the game. The weather was forecasted to be in the low 60's--not the case. It was drizzling, windy, and cold and in the rush we did not dress the kids properly. The boys were freezing! Again we were blessed that another mom had lots of extra jackets and gloves that she shared freely.



After soccer we had about an hour to get the tire into to be fixed before Parker's football game at noon. Unfortunately the tire was not fixable, but yet again we blessed to be able to finally get the tire off and the donut on, so Wayne would be able drive the car to get new tires. We made it to Parker's game, more warmly clothed, and Parker's coach tried everything he could to get Parker to score a touchdown--the other team's coach even picked up on it and told his kids not to touch Parker. But poor Parker just couldn't get his small legs to make it all the way to the endzone. In the end he had a fun season, though.



Back home again, we had less than an hour to change and get Parker ready for a party at 2:00 and get Wayne gone to replace the car tires.



By the end of the day we were all exhausted and grateful that the day was over.