2006 October 28, Saturday, Renaissance Faire, Rogersville Festival, Nevada soccer game and Awards picnic

We parked at the Florence Library and walked to Wilson Park to attend the Renaissance Faire.
Sierra was wearing blue jeans with a yellow T-shirt and a black leather jacket lined with white fur, dotted with dalmatian spots.
She was wearing my jeweled scarf headdress.

Purple-haired, big-nose creature 

Hubby was wearing a black leather jacket, and Nevada was wearing tan jeans and a black sweatshirt trimmed with yellow and white stripes.
He was wearing a brown leather jacket lined with tan fur and a ball cap with a skeleton face on the front.
It was a beautiful fall day, and there was still a chill in the air early that morning.
We walked along the sidewalk to Wilson Park, where we all enjoyed watching sword fighting, the sword walker, the blessing by the Enchanted Statue, Bubbles the Dragon, and many people dressed in medieval costumes. We also watched the belly dancers. 
We bought Nevada a sword, and Sierra a fan. 

Walking to Wilson Park

Sword fighting 

The sword walker 

The Enchanted Statue 

Alien creatures

A sword and a fan 

Stopping for a picture

Bubbles the Dragon 

Next, we took the kids to the Rogersville Festival, where we walked around and the kids played on the bouncing inflatables.
We did not stay long because we had to be at Nevada's soccer game later that day.

Stopping for a quick picture

Bouncing inflatables

We completed the day by attending Nevada's Soccer Game and Awards picnic.
Nevada played his best game, running and kicking the ball with his teammates.
It was a beautiful fall day with the sun shining on the ground, so we didn't get all muddy playing soccer.
After the game, the kids enjoyed treats, cupcakes, chips, and Cokes.
After the kids finished eating, each was given an award.

 Soccer Game

Nevada eating treats

Nevada with his soccer coach. 

Nevada and his Soccer team

We spent the day with two of our grandchildren at the Renaissance Fair, the Rogersville Festival, and Nevada, where he played his last soccer game. It was time to take the kids home and then head out for a relaxing evening watching TV.

The last Pee Wee Football Game

I sat in the stadium as my grandson played his final football game of the year.

They were playing the only team that had beaten them all year.

At first glance, it appears the boys on the other the team were faster and bigger.

The other team made the first touch down and did not get the extra two points.

I did not take many pictures because of  my grandson did not get to play very much during the game but he was rooting for his team the whole game.

With a minute and fifty-eight seconds in the second quarter, Roger Pirates were eight and Russellville Tigers were six.

The Tiger never scored again but came very close many times. You could hear the roar of the crowd for the Pirates.

The final score was eighteen to six and the boys earned every point.

It was the type of football game you like to see played not knowing who would win the final game.

Both teams played a good game.  I would say both teams were winners.

The look on my grandsons face is priceless.