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Game day

Both Wil and I were up at 6:00a.m. nervous energy for today is the first day of state cup. Everyone who knows Wil, knows that soccer is his life. Although puking, pain, headaches, bleeding, and cramping takes up most of his body's time, his brains time is constantly on soccer. So today we keep the Lou Fusz boys in our thoughts as they prepare for the first game of state cup at 2:00. We know they #playforwil but hope they play more for the love of the game, cause this boy loves this game.


Love these boys!



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