N's
lacrosse (lax) season has finally kicked in, and it's nice to be
outside, even if it's still a little chilly. During one of his
practices A said she wanted to attend, missing her track practice in
the process. All of her friends are doing track at the school, and
since they have siblings who play boys lax, they were all going to
end up at the field, so they told A to come.
N
had drums that day, as well, so A brought along her sketch pad and a
book, and we sat in the car while N pounded away at the percussions.
After, he suited up for lax, A and I were in the car when we heard
this pounding on the window, and there they were - teenage girls just
wanting to hang and have fun, and have fun they did. There were about
6-7 of them, and they took off together to do teenage girl things.
Don't ask me, I just work here.
The
lax field is quite the scene, even more so than hockey, maybe because
lax is so popular (much cheaper, less time and travel) and people
want to be outside. After N's practice, there is enough to do,
including plenty of socializing. The older kids practice after him,
so most of the families we know stick around.
We
were ready to leave because we still had to get home and make supper,
but A was nowhere to be seen. I ventured into the woods to try and
find them, but they are pretty extensive, and I had no luck. HC's mom
was helping me look, and at some point they emerged on the other side
of the hill, all 52 of them... just kidding, they were about 8.
Apparently they got lost and started to panic before they found their
way. Sort of funny, sort of not.
I'm
glad she had fun, and I'm glad she got to hang with her friends. This
could become a regular thing, which is fine by me.
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to Michael King for the pic.
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