Ok ... so here is Davis with the previously mentioned backpack wielding mascots. From left to right is Screech, Teddy Roosevelt (who really had a head that large) and the Oriole bird. Screech started off with the ball and placed it in his backpack. The mascots then moved around trading backpacks for a period of time. When they stopped the host asked Davis who had the backpack with the ball. Davis confidently yelled out "the Oriole bird" and .... he was right. As a prize, Davis won a baseball glove and the fame of having his image placed on the Nationals scoreboard. Here is Davis looking over his loot:
The next exciting thing on our agenda was Davis' graduation from pre-school. Davis called it his "gradulation" and although there were no caps and gowns there was plenty of pre-K singing. I thought I would include one of the selections on the blog and amazingly enough I was able to keep it related to our overall theme. Crazy.
I also thought I would include the next photo for a couple of reasons. First, it shows Davis with his two very good pre-K friends Marshall and Jake. Second, it also is very likely an early preview of a police line up photo. Sigh.
We are nearing the end of Davis' second t-ball season. This year, Davis has been mainly playing first base. Davis loves playing ball and takes it very seriously. This past Saturday Davis and his fellow Cubs took on the Nationals. For clarification they didn't play the real Nationals they played the Grottoes Little League Nationals. Had they played the actual Nationals Davis and his team would have scored a lot more runs. (I am kidding Jason.)Here is Davis receiving some coaching during Saturday's game.
Here is Davis taking a big swing during the game. I am pleased to announce that Davis went 3 for 3 during the game and did not have to use the tee at all.