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It has been my distinct pleasure to coach her and six other girls this year. The team, dubbed the Pink Pixies, had a shaky start, but showed what training and a desire to learn can bring.
As you can see, she's here to score goals and chew bubblegum, and she's all out of bubblegum:
And don't get me started on her academics. I about blubbered in the parent-teacher conference this year.
What a proud papa you are!
ReplyDeleteThe gentler side of the Ranting Griffin! So, they allow sports in norcal?
ReplyDeleteThey allow me to coach, even! Muhahahaha!
ReplyDeleteShe's gorgeous! I hope you're practicing your "I will chomp your soul into mush if you touch my daughter" glare for a few years from now. She's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest played soccer, but I had such little understanding of the game. Once I shouted, "why are you stopping? Just keep going!" and then I later found out that she wasn't supposed to cross the line? I still don't know what that was all about. I just learned to yell, "yay!" when the ball went in or when everyone else was cheering. So, I think it's pretty fab that you're coaching the whole team. She's a lucky kid to have you.