mic-ed up

I will be the first to admit that I am usually the loudest mom cheering at my son, Ryan's baseball games. I just love to watch him play and I also encourage his teammates in a positive, sometimes too boisterous way. I never yell anything negative, but I do come up with some clever nicknames and phrases when I cheer. Oh and I also mic myself up. This week, I found a way to work a popular and funny commercial into my "Big League Chooch".

I can't help it, I love watching my son, Ryan, play baseball. Yes, I am one of those parents who gets loud on the sidelines. I am not yelling at the umps or shouting negative things, I am just cheering loudly for Ryan and the kids on his team. I mic myself up so you can all enjoy my musings. We call it "Big League Chooch."

We are really missing sports and I am missing cheering on my son, Ryan. Now there is a glimmer of hope that he may be playing baseball this summer. So I took him outside to do a few drills with him.

We are in day thirty-something of the lockdown and we are all missing sports. My son, Ryan, is a very active athlete and I am really missing him on the field. I also enjoy cheering him on. I have had to find other ways. This time we go fishing.

I won't ever make excuses for being the biggest and, most of the time, the loudest fan at my son, Ryan's games. I record myself being loud and obnoxious and we play them back in a segment we call, "Big League Chooch".