Volleyball Photo Album
Here's what we saw a lot of this season. That's my darling Mac next to The Child. She's become a hanging out/singing pop songs/talking about everything sort of friend to The Child. She's a gift. Mac asked me last night what she should call me (since we're starting to spend more time together and she's not allowed to address adults by their first names).
"Auntie"? I suggested.
"Really, I can call you 'Auntie'? That's so awesome!" she said, all breathless and moved.
I love that.
And here you see The Child between scoring points. Note the nice long shorts
And wonder of wonders, miracle of miracles, I got this shot of her, right before she had her "biff at the net" opportunity. Check out that form. Note the poised toes. What a rock star.
This is the team. Please note that Bad Coach has NOT been inducted into the Exalted Order of Koihead. This is a mocking use of the koi. Most fitting.
"Auntie"? I suggested.
"Really, I can call you 'Auntie'? That's so awesome!" she said, all breathless and moved.
I love that.
And here you see The Child between scoring points. Note the nice long shorts
And wonder of wonders, miracle of miracles, I got this shot of her, right before she had her "biff at the net" opportunity. Check out that form. Note the poised toes. What a rock star.
This is the team. Please note that Bad Coach has NOT been inducted into the Exalted Order of Koihead. This is a mocking use of the koi. Most fitting.
Labels: Uncle JP, volleyball
13 Comments:
Auntie L, Auntie L! That's just fun to say.
OK I spattered spittum all over my monitor when I saw the Koi Koach
Evangeline, it's almost as classic as "Auntie Em, Auntie Em". Best go see that the latch on the storm celler is intact.
Well, that's just nasty, dear. Please clean it up.
Being called Auntie is cool.
Bad coach deserves the mocking of the koi... :)
I'm giving Eric an award of the day for use of the words "spattered spittum."
That is just too hilarious. And the photos accompanying the previous play-by-play make me feel as though I was sitting in the stands with you. In fact, I my ears are still ringing from the roar of the crowd.
Pretty cool, Grish. And I thought the mocking of the koi was far more kind than photoshopping devil horns on his head.
We'll put it on the mantel, JP. Hopefully he'll not spatter spew on it.
Pretty exciting, huh, Gina?
Well, Auntie -- one of my very best hanging out/singing pop songs/talking about everything friends will be visiting you next week. And you're right -- everyone needs at least one of those ...
Red7 - No way! I knew I liked you. Can't wait to see him. (I've finally decided on a menu, thank heaven).
The koi can be a reward and an honor, but beware! It can also be a weapon of mockery.
The term "Biff at the net"
Well...it's a little confusing. ;)
I dig the Koi mask
Steve~
Steven, You know, biff...to just sorta go, well, biff with your fist...not quite a spike but with the same general effect. It's not an official sports term. But I think it should be.
The Koi is a very powerful force on this blog, for both good and ill.
Good shot of your lass Lorraine! Laughed at the Koi head:)
Brilliant!
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