I am coaching an ultimate frisbee team at the high school where I teach. Wyatt came to practice one day and caught on pretty quick:
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"My daddy's so awesome, he wears a cape when he coaches!! Also what's up with my tongue?!" |
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"I can coach everyone from up here!!" |
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"Ooooh. Daddy gets serious when things aren't going well. He's so intimidating." |
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"I can do this too!! Go over there!! You're awful!!" |
The kid's a natural. At everything he does, btw. Like, the other day I was all "Hey Wyatt, hand me that pillow!!" and instinctively, he just knew that I wanted him to kick me. He's probably the smartest kid in all of Eugene Oregon 97408.
My mood: disgruntled, like every good coach is
Wyatt's mood: gotta get those kids running drills!
Listening to: Pumped up kicks
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