Rolling!!!!

Things are on a roll!!  The heat~wave rolls on, which means I don't cook huge meals.  Sandwiches ~ ham, roast beef, hoagies, hot sausage with green peppers and onions, hamburgers, hot dogs ~ yep, all on rolls!

My middle guy's District team for Little League is on a roll ~ two wins and hoping for win number three tomorrow night!  The first win was celebrated with a teammate's family, complete with celebratory dessert.

Rolling on to the celebration of game two...at the ER....

While catching, the batter somehow managed to get the bat all the way around to the back of his head (the batter may have thrown the bat) ~ catching him just under the edge of his helmet.  Since he was in a bit of pain and it involved the head/spine, it was off to the ER to make sure he was okay.  Thankfully, all is good ~ we were both worried and this smile is after we were told that all the tests were good and they'd have us rolling back home shortly.

Panzer is starting to roll again, although it's a slow process.  He became confused again when the new neighbors moved in.  People were around, but there was no Joker.  We will be visiting his mother and one of his brothers tomorrow, and hopefully, they will have some good playtime.  He's rolling!

 

My teenager ~ well, he's rolled into a different creature this summer...sleeping in, hanging with friends, rolling his eyes...need I say more?

The little guy is training to participate in a triathlon and hanging with his buddies...here is a picture my friend took of him jumping into the Chesapeake Bay.  Doesn't it looks like he is skipping across the top of the water?

 

 My stitching has been on a roll too!  The completed Pomegranate Study...

What an enjoyable piece to stitch.

I then rolled on over to Honeybee Hill by BBD.

Aren't the colors and the motifs great?  I'm hoping to have this one finished soon.

 

Oh, and when rolling down the highway this summer, watch out for this guy...

Kinda creepy, isn't he?

 

Here's hoping that things continue to roll on in a good way!

“If possible, try to find a way to come downstairs that doesn't involve going bump, bump, bump, on the back of your head.”
― A.A. Milne, Pooh's Little Instruction Book