The Muddy Players
Two weeks ago, JoJo had a soccer game, and it had been raining for two days prior to the game. As you can guess, the field was soaked, and there were so many puddles to even count.
There was no way for the kids to avoid getting muddy. The players were wet, and decorated with mud like war heroes!
Re-Group

Coach was giving them a pep talk after the first quarter! Since I was not sure if it was ok to take the kids pictures and put them on my blog, I went with a safer route with just their backs and their feet.
Getting Down to Business

Serious game strategy was being discussed, and this team had won all their games up to this point. They were not about to lose a game because of the muddy field.
Half-Time

When half-time rolled around, the kids were heavily soak in mud. Their shoes and socks were in deep water, but their spirit were still high.
Back at Home

Well, if you think I was crazy taking picture of everything, you are not alone! JoJo said the same thing, but I thought to capture this moment was just great...
Number Nine

The shirt seemed to survive the mud better than the socks. Every time the player ran, you could see the mud shooting up onto their bodies. It was really something to see! Luckily, the weather was tolerable enough without making them sick.
Orange Socks or Brown Socks?

You could hardly see the orange socks anymore! I had to rinse his muddy clothes outside before I could put them in the washer, and the shoes had to try in the sun.
The Muddy Boy

You can't see the mud on JoJo's face clearly in this picture! He was worn out after the game, and ready to go back to bed. He scored one goal in this game!
Soccer is one of JoJo's favorite sports, and he can play all day with his soccer ball! He uses my neighbor's garage wall to kick the ball around, and I am afraid one of these days that privilege will be all gone since that house is now for sale!
There was no way for the kids to avoid getting muddy. The players were wet, and decorated with mud like war heroes!
Re-Group

Coach was giving them a pep talk after the first quarter! Since I was not sure if it was ok to take the kids pictures and put them on my blog, I went with a safer route with just their backs and their feet.
Getting Down to Business

Serious game strategy was being discussed, and this team had won all their games up to this point. They were not about to lose a game because of the muddy field.
Half-Time
When half-time rolled around, the kids were heavily soak in mud. Their shoes and socks were in deep water, but their spirit were still high.
Back at Home
Well, if you think I was crazy taking picture of everything, you are not alone! JoJo said the same thing, but I thought to capture this moment was just great...
Number Nine
The shirt seemed to survive the mud better than the socks. Every time the player ran, you could see the mud shooting up onto their bodies. It was really something to see! Luckily, the weather was tolerable enough without making them sick.
Orange Socks or Brown Socks?
You could hardly see the orange socks anymore! I had to rinse his muddy clothes outside before I could put them in the washer, and the shoes had to try in the sun.
The Muddy Boy
You can't see the mud on JoJo's face clearly in this picture! He was worn out after the game, and ready to go back to bed. He scored one goal in this game!
Soccer is one of JoJo's favorite sports, and he can play all day with his soccer ball! He uses my neighbor's garage wall to kick the ball around, and I am afraid one of these days that privilege will be all gone since that house is now for sale!


Hey BC, I just wanted to drop by real quick and let you know I am thinking of you. Now that is dirty, but hey that's part of the fun of some sports, getting dirty. He's a cutie pie by the way. I hope all is well with you and your family honey. I've missed you, and all of my online buddies. I have been just so darn busy over here. And now I am going to really be busy with this class for church for the next ten weeks, and I also think I am going to start serving at my church, just not sure in what area quite yet. Have a wonderful day sweetie, and God bless.
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even with just their backs and feet, the pictures still look great, and actually, with some limitations in taking pictures, the creativity and artistry comes in, good job with the pictures Icy. I think being dirty is sometimes part of the fun, Jojo looks adorable with his pose despite having some dirt on his shirts.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, the rain made the field so green and the orange uniforms covered with mud! I don't know how anyone could resist taking pictures. JoJo looks so sweet even with mud on his face!
ReplyDeleteJojo looked so cute in his uniform. I think the pictures are great. You always take great shots. I always enjoy seeing the pictures you take.
ReplyDeleteHe is such a cutie, muddy and all :)
ReplyDeleteJodi,
ReplyDeleteTake your time..I'll be here when you're back!
betchai,
Thank you..You're just too kind!
Diane,
Not I! Can't resist taking pictures of this mud :-D
Cheryl,
Thank you for always keeping up with me..Hugs!
Jo,
Thank you from JoJo..
Such a lovely article Icy thankyou for sharing
ReplyDeleteGeri,
ReplyDeleteThank you and good to see you back!
What a lovely boy!
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