
It's a haul to get to the field (~20 minute walk), but nice to see so many familiar faces, whether friends or parents of friends. Many of these parents play catch regularly with their children, and some are quite fanatical about baseball, so almost everyone was better than Aaron, who whiffed on most of the pitches thrown his way during hitting and let more than a few grounders go through his legs during fielding.

In fact, I think he quite likes baseball. Not necessarily the baseball itself but the camaraderie with friends (he knew a lot of the other kids, either from the neighborhood or from school) and with me (it's the one thing he and I do together just the two of us, I guess).
The logistics of practices and games will be tricky for us. But I have a feeling it'll be worth it. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go ice my arm: I did some throwing and my shoulder feels like it's on fire.
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