It was supposed to be H’s sports day last week and despite the previous week being the hottest week of the year, sadly, just as we’ve come to expect with typical British Summertime weather, we were met with rain and the dreaded text… “Sadly due to the weather, today’s school sports day is cancelled”. The question is, just like last year, his first ever sports days, will it be called off completely for another year?
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Being a full www.genericpropeciabuyonline.com/avodart.html time working Dad, I rarely get the opportunity to participate in many of the “parents welcome” events throughout the school year as it is… all too often are they arranged in the middle of the week / middle of the day and it seems only those not working or with hugely flexible jobs can attend. Kids at this age also have a knack in knowing how to make you feel guilty as a result too.
We are currently awaiting a rearranged date however given my work demands, its likely I may still not be able to attend as a result. Seeing all those lucky parents whose children were able to dodge the heatwave and showers to enjoy their sports day has made me incredible envious and although H doesn’t seem too bothered, I am.
So please, this year, lets not just cancel sports day altogether and hopefully before the end of the term I too can cheer on H and pepper Instagram with some photo’s from the day.
Did you get to enjoy sports day this year?
Until next time
Jim x
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Thankfully Yes, it was great to see. Our 5 year old got to do his races and won too 🙂 Highly amusing watching all level of adult competitiveness (I know I was shouting the loudest at one point, oops). Can’t help but wonder to what level does Competitive Dad emerge?
Haha, I’m glad you have managed to watch your little one. We are still waiting for another date, however the weather isn’t looking the best. Competitive Dad doesn’t come out in the wild too much, more behind closed doors 😉
Aww, hope you don’t miss out again. That’d be such a shame for the children and adults! Coach Dad?? I witnessed a few adults almost in the field and it got a little heated I may have mentioned that we need to set good examples for our children – thankfully both parties calmed down. Didn’t think I’d be peacekeeper at a child’s sports day