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hubby was lucky enough on saturday to be a part of history! yes, folks, he was at the notre dame game where they scored their first offensive touch down and also lost making it the worst opening record ever!!

this was his first adventure to the stadium for a game. being local we always have the home games televised. the kids were super excited to see their dad on tv. i mean how often does that happen!! i tried to explain that we most likely will not be able to see him, but that we can watch the game.

as game time approaches i call the kids in to get situated! knowing full well we won't see him, i don't want to dampen their spirits and high hopes. mapboy heads to his favorite spot and princess climbs to the other end of the couch. once she gets settled she grabs the blanket and pulls it up over her eyes. i turn to look at her and hear this:

"i just can't watch! tell me when it's over! i can't even look!"

hmmm...not sure what she is thinking here, but she is definitely not looking. she is huddled under that blanket! and it is 85 degrees...not blanket weather! so i ask her why she can't watch..

reply: "i just can't do it, mom!! i can't look!!"

me: what is it you can't watch??

her: "i can't watch dad! i can't watch him play football!"

oh my!! how precious that is!! but for those of you who know us it is even funnier(hubby is not really a big sports fan)!! although he did just pack on 18 pounds of pure muscle!!!! and maybe, he might even help the team out a little!!

he got quite a laugh out of it as well!!

my lesson....the kids really view their daddy as a man who can do just about anything!!!!

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