But he has also learnt about colonialism, the global economy (why does Drogba play for Chelsea?) and oh yes, he has spent hours solo or with parent and/or friend kicking a ball around.
So it is no surprise that he is gripped by the tv coverage. It got him through being too sick to attend the last few (and most fun) days of school; through time zone adjustments to France; huge amounts of telly lessened the blow when Ghana was pipped at the post (almost literally) by a cheater, and no doubt tonight, it will all come to a glorious head (he is rooting for Spain).
But his concentration in front of the boob tube is impressive [photos taken in Michel & Marite's kitchen). His sister can search for nits (what was she doing?), imagine him with a mustache and still no lid batted. His focus was intense and he would whoop with the best of them (his dad, of course) when the right team scored.
Somehow, this is one corporate event that we have actually enjoyed our child absorbing.
1 comment:
Hey, what gives? I know you're on vacation, but no update since July 11th? You must be having fun.
Joanna, you must be totally comfy with driving those little roads that we bumped along last year!
Life in Vancouver is wonderful. Summer is here - lots of sunshine lately! Yay!
Had to comment so you know that people do read your blog!
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