Dear Wyatt,
I've been terrible again on updating the blog. Life has been busy for you. School is going great this year. You love going (almost every day), you love your teacher Mrs. K, love your class, love school work, and love that you can play with all the first grade classes during recess. You play a lot of soccer at recess and you also come home talking about playing "family." Your good buddies this year are Easton, Sutton, Cora, and Harrison. Your reading is coming along amazingly! You are reading about around a J/K level. You don't love reading when I ask you to read, but you often pick up books and are so proud when you can read them. I'm hoping your love for reading will show up soon.
You loved playing flag football this past fall. You love the game of football and know so much about it (just like your brother did at your age). It amazes me how much you know, but makes sense your dad and brother breathe football. You love the Chiefs and were absolutely heartbroken when they lost to the Bengals.
Soccer is going well. You enjoyed outdoor a lot and now are you fishing up your futsal season. You don't have a practice during the week right now, so you just practice before your games on Sundays. You are getting pretty good at the skills.
Basketball is going great for you. You love it and you have improved so much since last year. You are a great little dribbler and shooter. It is so much fun watching you play basketball (and all sports really).
Mid-November you were sick for a week or so. It ended up being an ear infection. You went to the doctor twice, the first time your ears looked fine but a about 5 days later we went back in and you had a definite infection. It was a bummer that you had to miss more school. You had missed quite a bit when Drew and I had Covid early October. But that is life these days!
This year you have enjoyed walking to school with Winston and I. Were were walking 2 or 3 times a week until winter hit. Those walks will be some of my favorite memories with you I'm pretty sure. You never complain about how long the walk is, it is right at a mile if we walk to the back doors of your school.
After school you and Harrison walk to the cars. You two make every day an adventure. We often let you play on the playground after school or you end up playing on a dirt pile right by where we park. Eventually that dirt pile will turn into a new house and that day will be a sad one. You and Harrison have found a garden of vegetables over by the dirt pile (squash, peppers, pumpkins, etc). In fact, one day Harrison found a pepper and it was a hot one. He ended up being burned by the pepper and was in pain for a good hour. You two find sticks and have sword fights with them. All you two do is smile when you are playing on your pile.
We love you so much Wy-Man. You are one fun kid!
Love,
Mom and Dad