I drink wine every night. I coach Little League baseball. I coach the 4-6 age group. I have 5 sons and a husband. My five children are 16, 14, 8, 5 and 5. My two youngest boys are twins. I like having teenaged kids. I am the coach of my kids' baseball team. I have a 5 year old playing baseball. I drive a minivan. I drink a lot of coffee. I am not looking to have more children. I like to keep busy. I have a husband in remission.
I like to sew. I am a grandparent. I have four grandchildren. My grandchildren are 10, 12, 15 and 17. I have a grandson who plays baseball. I am retired. I enjoy my retirement. I am a breast cancer survivor. I do not focus on fear.
My son won his game at Little League.  That's wonderful! Is his team doing well this season?  Yes, his team is doing very well. I mean they have only won one game but they are learning the fundamentals they’re getting along and they are playing the right way so yes they’re doing well That is good, at such a young age it's important for them to learn to work together and get a good foundation.  My grandson's team hasn't won any of their games this season, but he's so happy that it doesn't even matter. Well if you gone by our families no one will worry about the future of baseball in America… Baseball will also be around in America, plenty of people love it and the kids that are having fun today will get more and more competitive as they get older.  I just hope I'm around to watch my grandson's high school games. Well you believe in Heaven don’t you? I mean whether or not you physically on this planet you are going to be watching your grandson play baseball Yes, of course.  But I would like to be there in person to congratulate them and let them know of my support. I wonder if they know how much we really love them? Can they even comprehend? I think that deep down they know, even if they aren't yet mature enough to express it.  I think about how I feel about my own grandparents who have long since passed and I believe that they must feel similarly. Yes you are so right! What I wouldn’t give to go fishing with my grandfather just one more afternoon… he passed away 18 years ago now. Yes, that is why it is important to savor every day.  Each moment, no matter how mundane it feels at the time, is a special memory in the making.