They got to see John, another Tanzanian student who will be staying with our sister and brother-in-law next semester. They enjoyed eating tail-gate food and meeting new American relatives. They got properly decked out in red ISU-wear. They learned how to point the right direction and say "ANOTHER CYCLONE FIRST DOWN!" with the crowd. They were privileged to see the Cyclones win against Army! They enjoyed Cy's antics with the West Point mascot (a horse?). They endured the long walk back to the car (exercise they did NOT need after the cross country meet that morning). But what did Dennis and Victor enjoy the most? (Be still my beating heart)............the baton twirler that was part of the marching band! Go figure!
Sunday, September 27, 2009
ISU GAME DAY REPORT
They got to see John, another Tanzanian student who will be staying with our sister and brother-in-law next semester. They enjoyed eating tail-gate food and meeting new American relatives. They got properly decked out in red ISU-wear. They learned how to point the right direction and say "ANOTHER CYCLONE FIRST DOWN!" with the crowd. They were privileged to see the Cyclones win against Army! They enjoyed Cy's antics with the West Point mascot (a horse?). They endured the long walk back to the car (exercise they did NOT need after the cross country meet that morning). But what did Dennis and Victor enjoy the most? (Be still my beating heart)............the baton twirler that was part of the marching band! Go figure!
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LOVE IT, mom. Of course they loved the baton twirlers... that is too funny!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, good parenting adds value to children's life and make them happy evidenced in the face of victor my son. God bless you for all the care and love now and for evermore
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