Re: tball discrimination/action

[Guest guest]

You are not upsetting at all. The thing is, are we going to sit

passively by, or are we going to impact our world through our

experiences to better it. I think this quote says it all:

Past the seeker as he prayed came the crippled and the beggar and

the beaten. And seeing them... he cried, " Great God, how is it that

a loving Creator can see such things and yet do nothing about them " "

God said, " I did do something. I made you. "

-- Author Unknown

Debi

I am

> not trying to be upsetting, but it is just the way it is right now

in

> our world. Or, if she is able to tell you - do something with her

> that is special or really fun to HER once a week.

[Guest guest]

Dont they to have challengers divisions of sports in you areas?

Sondra

[Guest guest]

I don't know. There is a soccer group out West. Our goal was to have

Allie and play together this year, because Jess will move on

to coach-pitch next year. wanted her little sister to play

on the same team as her and Allie would light up when we asked her

if she wanted to play t ball with .

I just don't think families should have to drive miles away for a

team because local parks are discriminating.

Debi

> Dont they to have challengers divisions of sports in you areas?

> Sondra

[Guest guest]

Debby the things is that I to think the parks cannot discriminate you be to

just tellthem you want a challengers division there and then once they is

set up send out flyersand make it known that one is heading up. With

challengers siblings can be the buddy system for the teams, it allows skills

to be builded so that if they someday want to do the other teams they can.

My childrens use to play challengers soccer and baseball in which they like

all other children's getted a trophy at the end and medals.

Sondra