Not-Quite-Country Girl

My brother Mark (pictured here with Mama back in February) was an incredible athlete, both at Hagerstown High School and also at the United States Naval Academy.

After a disappointing, rain-delayed start to their season, our little softballers are in action.

This spring in Indiana has been one for the record books.  And not in a good way.

It's taken a couple of seasons, but our 5-year-old grandson Krew has definitely found his soccer groove.

We have another Gray baseball player...5-year-old Abram played his very first baseball game on Sunday.

Despite a week of torrential downpours and between lingering raindrops, the 2019 Cal Ripken League baseball season kicked off on Saturday.

I've been playing tennis for 20 years now, and my love for this sport started at these tennis courts at Shenandoah High School.

Last August, these sweet 10-year-old feet took to the basketball court, and Karter's last season playing for our elementary school began.

Our own little 5-year-old tadpole Krew is taking swim lessons again this winter.

Cheerleading has never been my thing, but it's hard to resist watching such adorable cheerleaders!