Soccer success

Logan had his second soccer game today. The teams were much better matched. We actually scored a few goals, and I think we either tied the other team, or we were only short by one goal. But the important part is that Logan actually paid attention to the game. He ran much better today, kicked the ball a few times and didn't even cry once. So it was a marked improvement. He seemed to enjoy it more, also. We've told him, the only rules are to try his best and have fun. So, while I think he still could try harder, he did a great job. We were all so proud of him. I think playing with Uncle Brandon in the back yard at Grandma's house last night was a big help.

Today, while I was driving Logan home from soccer pictures, he asked when we were going to go to Utah next. I told him we would have to wait and see, because he has school now. Then he said that the people he wants to see the most are Uncles Brandon and Kolby. And then he remembered Dan and Rachel, too. I asked him if he would like to live there, and he asked if we would never come back here. I said we would come visit, but that Grandma and Grandpa would probably get a new house near us in Utah, too. Then he said he would live in Utah. He asked me if I knew why he wanted to live in Utah, and I guessed correctly. He said he wants to live with the snow. He thinks Christmas would be really fun if there was snow. Then he asked why Jesus just didn't make it snow in California. I thought that was a neat question for him to ask. It just shows all that he really does learn and remember from primary and from talks that we have at home. He knows that Heavenly Father and Jesus are responsible for all that happens here on earth. It was such a little comment, but it made me really happy, as a parent. I wish every day were filled with such moments.