Brian and I took the 
plunge. We took our kids out in public to the FedEx forum. We see a lot of kids at the games but we think those parents are crazy. Kaleb has been asking us to take him to a game but we always tell him that the games are late at night and he is in bed before they start. He is okay with that answer but still wanted to go.
Today, the Tigers played at 1:00 and Brian was able to take off work(just for the game). We made it thru the first half okay. Austin kept laying in his chair and telling us how tired he was and Kaleb said the announcers were too loud and kept putting his hands over his ears. Kaleb sat by Brian and asked him a million questions. Why does the sign keep changing, who are those girls that keep going out on the court, where is the blimp, why did you say OHHHHH! This could go on forever. Austin just wanted to snuggle because he was tired and was about to die. Not sure where this was coming from because he NEVER takes a nap. We ended up leaving about 5 minutes into the second half because Brian and I didn't want to push it(basketball has way too many timeouts).
plunge. We took our kids out in public to the FedEx forum. We see a lot of kids at the games but we think those parents are crazy. Kaleb has been asking us to take him to a game but we always tell him that the games are late at night and he is in bed before they start. He is okay with that answer but still wanted to go.Today, the Tigers played at 1:00 and Brian was able to take off work(just for the game). We made it thru the first half okay. Austin kept laying in his chair and telling us how tired he was and Kaleb said the announcers were too loud and kept putting his hands over his ears. Kaleb sat by Brian and asked him a million questions. Why does the sign keep changing, who are those girls that keep going out on the court, where is the blimp, why did you say OHHHHH! This could go on forever. Austin just wanted to snuggle because he was tired and was about to die. Not sure where this was coming from because he NEVER takes a nap. We ended up leaving about 5 minutes into the second half because Brian and I didn't want to push it(basketball has way too many timeouts).
Oh, and Austin kept thinking his ticket would get him on the Polar Express. He wouldn't let go of it the entire game and let us know his hands were tired of clapping.
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