Due to the wonderful weather weve been having, we have taken every chance to get the girls out of the house. Yesterday, the girls went to the park twice. On the second trip, which I participated in, a soccer ball was brought. As many of you know, I like to kick the ball around to satisfy my need for constant activity. Our girls just sit there and eat grass, so I can get bored. There were many kids at the park, some of which were a little older. They kicked the ball with me, which was fun. Early in our visit, I was dribbling the ball and lost control. I know you are all suprised to hear that due to my high level of skill. The ball rolled away from me and rolled into Sanna. I didnt think much of it, but she started to cry. Eventually, she stopped. Later, every time the ball came anywhere near her she would started crying. I tried waiting a while and rolling the ball very slowly towards her, but she still cried. We would just sit the ball next to her and she would cry. I am extremely worried this early life event will result in her hating soccer for the rest of her life. Luckily, Riley was not affected in this tragedy. We still have a chance for Riley to become a soccer star. If this is the way to make Sanna/Riley hate an activity for the rest of their lives I am definitely going to hit them with a softball and whatever would make them hate cheerleading. Anyway, has anyone else experienced such an event? Will Sanna need therapy to become friends with the soccer ball again?