Coach Daddy

He started out on the sidelines; and by the next game, he was on the field coaching. It was one part selfish and one part necessity. The selfish part: Addie was melting down because her coach wasn't on the field with them, just the other teams coach. She needed that. The necessity part: they're 4 and 5. They need a coach on the field! They need the guidance and encouragement! So he did it. He hadn't originally volunteered to coach because I was going to miss 5 of the 8 games, which meant there was no one to watch the little girls. It's looking more like i'll miss only 3, maybe less, now because of timing. We can figure that out. So it's worked so far. And i'm so thankful. So very thankful on so many levels.  He has fun. The kids have fun. Addie and even our little girls think he's the greatest! And i love seeing two of my favorite people on the field enjoying themselves, encouraging others, and making memories!  It's only confirmed what an amazing, loving, devoted father he is. And it only makes me love him more!