The A Gang: Our Tennis Player~ Avery

Jul 30, 2012

Our Tennis Player~ Avery

Avery has needed to find that "something" that he can be involved in and enjoy. We have started him in tennis lessons and really seems to enjoy it and have the knack for it. I hope this can be one of his "things". He is such a happy, fun boy but really can't do the group sports much without getting frustrated. This will give him a chance to play and still be competitive but on an individual bases.

1 comment:

Bart said...: I hope he loves it and does well. Also, a sport that you can paly for most of your live. Way to be Avery,

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; July 30, 2012

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