A Game & A Birthday

Yesterday the White Sox hit the field for a great game against the A's. The kids played hard and engaged in the usual silliness on the side. Dr. K (the mister one) had likened us to the Bad News Bears a couple of weeks back, and there was definitely a little of that going on. These guys are all over the place and sometimes hard to manage, but they're always having fun (okay, almost always) and they're always precious (ahem... cough...). Even the siblings seemed to enjoy yesterday's action. And it was all topped off with pizza and CAKE, since Connor was celebrating The Big Five.

Yay! We Have Pics from 4/8!

A big thank you to Courtney, who provided us with these great pics from this week's game. I may just have to leave my own camera behind more often and have her do the documenting for us. I could use the free time to triage my son's endless stream of on-field injuries...

So Sorry

I was going to title this post "Biggest Loser," but I figured that -- no matter what the context -- those words just doesn't belong on a kids' t-ball site. So instead please just accept my apologies for not only lacking the energy and enthusiasm to even bring the camera along this week, but also for being The One That Didn't Bring The Pizza. Apparently, I didn't receive/process all of the communications with regard to changing schedules. I even smuggly checked my calendar last night, thinking, "I'm on pizza duty April 20. It wasn't ME who forgot the food and made all those little boys break down in hysterics." Huh. I guess it was.

Glad some of you other moms had cameras out to capture parts of the game that will live in infamy here in the Clausen household. (And lest you think I refer only to the lack of grub, please remember that I'm the one who allowed my child to become locked in the port-a-potty.) Let me know if you want me to post any of your shots to the blog. It's the least I can do.

Rollin' On

The White Sox showed up in full force today, ready to take on the Giants and have some fun. They were their usual mix of tough, adorable, hard-charging and goofy. Here's your look at the action... (And thanks to the Attalas for carrying on the "tradition" of post-game pizza and sugary goodness!)