As is typical at these types of outings, you never know how 2 little boys are going to do. Sometimes the experience is enchanting and exciting to them, and sometimes they're bored to tears. But this outing turned out to be a blast for our 4 year old. Mainly, because Daddy has been teaching him football (via the X-box) and also because we allowed him to bring his camera.
A few months ago, my little guy got his hands on my camera and took about 80 pictures of himself and his trains. So, for his 4th birthday, Grandma and Grandpa bought our little guy his first REAL camera. Then Grandma taught him how to use it. Since that time, he has been honing his skills. And I must say that seeing life through the lens of a 4 year old (literally) is quite interesting.
So enjoy some ballgame photos courtesy of my 4 year old...
Ok, so he really like the band more than the football team. And he really like the pony (who was too blurry in the pics to post). And he was super excited by the fireworks that went off after each touchdown (didn't quite get the camera out in time). And he was absolutely intrigued by the tailgating sorority/fraternity students who were slightly intoxicated and dancing everywhere (we kept the camera in the bag when we saw them). And he was super excited by the famous SMU Boulevard Tailgate festivities (It's like a huge red, white, and blue festival in the middle of campus where thousands of people are dressed in dresses, shirts & ties, and cowboy boots and are enjoying Texas' finest foods--it's a rather unusual form of tailgating).
He was really bummed when we decided to leave a little early. But we promised him that he can enjoy more college football at the home game on the 15th. As it turns out, season tickets have been a great success already! Thanks Dear Husband for the brilliant idea!
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