Brainwashing

Yesterday was Kaylynn's first Aggie sporting event. We drove up to College Station to watching the Fightin' Texas Aggies play #5 OU. It was a really good game; the Ags only lost by 6, which was their 3rd loss of the season! Not bad. Kaylynn slept through most of it. It got very loud at the end as we were making a run to possibly win and she woke up at that. She also sang her very first Aggie War Hymn, swaying and everything!

Unfortunately, the day was not without its hiccups.

First of all, Dollar Bill Byrne insists that every breathing body that enters an Aggie sporting event has to have a ticket, even if that breathing body cannot hold their own head up, much less sit in an upright position that would require the use of a seat. That's right, we had to pay like $24 for Kaylynn to get into Reed Arena. It's a joke. I have half a mind to write him a letter, not that he'd ever read it.

Secondly, as we were leaving the house, Brian made me put down the diaper bag to give him a hug and apparently I never picked it back up. When did we realize this? Right after we secured a fabulous parking space in the lot right near the entrance (and paid our $5 to park). As you would figure, it was right around Kaylynn's feeding time. So Mom volunteered to leave to run out and get formula, bottles, diapers, and wipes. Of course, they made her pay the $5 again to repark. Thanks again $Bill (or PTTS, whoever is in charge of basketball parking fees).

Other than that, it was a good day. Our camera was in the diaper bag, so we didn't get a picture of her in College Station, but we did get a picture of her in her Aggie outfit when we got home.