Anyone have any to share?


"There's no crying in baseball!"

Can't open it mom!

Is this heaven?...

Would love to see it...but it won't open for me either.

Don't know what happened, it was there.

"There's no crying in baseball!"

Cmom,

I saw the picture last night shortly after you posted it...now I can't access it, either. Being almost completely computer illiterate, I certainly can't tell you what went wrong. Maybe Bob can check it out for you.



Ann

The session was still active...once you logged out the session became inactive requiring a login. So if you want to share the picture you need to make your photo album public and give everyone a password. Post the link to the entire photo album.

GO NAVY!!!BEAT army!!!!!

I figured out a way. It's back.

"There's no crying in baseball!"

What do you mean, there's no crying in baseball?! Yes, I remember, and I'm crying!! Priceless!

Is this heaven?...

Well...the players can't cry, but the moms most certainly can!

"There's no crying in baseball!"

J

Your picture kind of reminds me of when they are all so young you have to make sure they are all facing the right way....

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By the time you learn how to play the game...
You can't play it anymore ~ Frank Howard

And not playing in the dirt!

"There's no crying in baseball!"

Haha! Chill, that is the first thing that came to mind! When hubby and I coached Jr.'s T-ball team a century ago, my job was to roam the outfield and make sure the little dudes (and dudettes) weren't watching the game behind them! But oftentimes THAT game proved much more interesting than the one they were playing in!

Is this heaven?...

That is so cute...I remember those days well, except that my boys played T-ball in a concrete school yard.

GO NAVY!!!BEAT army!!!!!

Great one Kellerdad!

"There's no crying in baseball!"

KellerDad

Thank you for clearing up why girls were
your downfall

Very cute kid, too. Ya better watch it!

______________________________
By the time you learn how to play the game...
You can't play it anymore ~ Frank Howard

He is a good kid, takes after his step mom.