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Throwback Thursday


So I am ready to remember the past...and laugh a little.  Today, I am remembering how much I love softball...I've played for well, too many years...and still love it!  Hubby and I used to play every Wednesday on a co-ed team when we had just one kiddo.  I think in a year or so we'll be able to get back to it...for some reason they don't want me nursing on second base.  Crazy softball rules!
So, here's to yellow softballs, gatorade and time away from home...and good old fashion fun!

Comments

Jess said…
*Sips Starbucks*

Awe, so cute!
Live.Love.Eat said…
I have thought many times over the years how I missed softball too. Something about crackin that bat against a ball or catching a fly ball. It's so much fun!!! I hate to say I will probably never play on a league but I wish I could at least know enough people to play once in a blue moon. It's been since high school!!!!
Elizabeth said…
I love it and miss it too! I played in college and then hubby and I were on teams for several years and it was so much fun.
Anonymous said…
oooohhh....i like to WATCH IT.

that's it;-)
Karol said…
I *heart* softball!! I've played since I was 5!! I've actually been playing in a women's league, it's so much fun!!
Karen said…
I'm no good at things that require coordination. I always enjoy to social part of sports, though.

Soon, very soon, you'll be back to it and we'll get to see pictures of your kids cheering you on.
Unknown said…
hey! just saw your button! you're so with it! how do i get it? and will you remove word verification already!!!! ;-)
Rick said…
Yes, no nursing and no thumb sucking either. That's why I don't play. I just couldn't give it up.
tiarastantrums said…
I think that is cool - I have never heard of co-ed teams!!
Anonymous said…
Aww...you and your hubby are too cute! I love being able to do things like play softball...with my hubby too!
Honey Mommy said…
Softball! That would be so much fun. I used to play when I was a teenager. I don't think I would be able to get my hubby to play though!
Kacey said…
Fun! I wish we had a co-ed team here. Brian and I go to the batting cages durng the summer for fun date nights. I love it because I hit every ball pitched and he misses every one! Ha! Ha! I love it!
I am a pro at watching...our nieces and nephew are all softball/baseball players. Love it! Love the photo, too! Cute!

~melody~

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