A Week in the Life of Us - fall edition

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Here is what our week looked like.  It is like this nearly every week of the fall.

MONDAY:

Trip #1 to Central High School (Martinsburg).  Natalee's varsity team didn't play well and lost 5-2.

Natalee is #25

TUESDAY:

We made trip #2 to Central High School (Martinsburg) to see Amie's junior high team.  The Bearcats won 3-2.

Amie wears #12

WEDNESDAY:

First, Brady had a cross country meet at Hollidaysburg.  He finished in 5th place at Hollidaysburg with a time of 17:50.  It wasn't his best race, but he is improving steadily as the season progresses.

I'll share the picture that doesn't have Brady running around a porti-potty.

Then, on to Natalee's varsity soccer game at Tyrone.

 

The Bearcats won 3-1
Meanwhile, I was stuck at school for open house :(

THURSDAY:

We drove to Tyrone for the second time to see Amie's junior high team take on Tyrone.  They beat Tyrone 6-1.

Amie is the closest white shirt, with the wild hair.

FRIDAY:

We got to stay in town for the home football game against Bishop Guilfoyle.  Our football team is doing terribly, but we love our band!



SATURDAY:

We were supposed to host a marching band competition, but it was unexpectedly canceled.  So, we ended up with a free Saturday to shop and get things done at home!

SUNDAY:

Church, Boy Scout meeting, and visiting family.

Next week is a little lighter because one of Amie's games was canceled. Five teams in our league did not have enough girls for a team, so the games were canceled.  We still have 2 soccer games, 2 cross country meets, and 1 football game.

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