“My aunt is better than your aunt!” (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Babies, cheerleaders, and hoops fans.
All united by the ability to generate great noise and passion, a love of Wolf basketball, and a willingness to let wandering photographers snap their pics.
Oh, and they also all bring in tons o’ page hits, so they’re basically gold, Jerry, gold.
“The Franchise” gets some quality time with “The Chosen One.” (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
How much traffic can Coupeville Sports handle??
Combining Lyla “The Franchise” Stuurmans, international art star Avery Parker, the rough ‘n rowdy Sherman boys, and multiple pics of Adeline “The Chosen One” Richter into one story??
Why, I’ll be raking in those sweet, sweet page hits for days at this rate.
It’s almost like I’m channeling ‘Joliet’ Jake Blues here.
“YES! YES! JESUS H. TAP-DANCING CHRIST… I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT!”
David Bowie sang about them, and I get major page hits whenever I feature them.
Babies, they make the world go round.
As someone who has worked in a respite care center and driven three nephews batty, there are times where I think about leaving the whole writing thing behind and transitioning to an infant-centric work environment.
Somewhere out there is a place which wants to pay me to hold babies while they (and probably me) take a nap.
Certainly would reduce the number of angst-riddled phone calls I get…
Anyway, until then, take a gander at the photo above and do with the information as you will.
Or take four minutes to appreciate a world where Mr. Bowie serenades his babe.
Mia Littlejohn and her assistant coach plot strategy. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Their baby game is as strong as their hoops game.
A number of former Coupeville High School basketball players have added to Wolf Nation in the past couple of years, with some of the offspring featured in the pics seen above and below.
Little CHS uniforms for them all!
Avis Mitchell’s granddaughter knows grandma is a hoops legend. Pops wasn’t too bad, either.
Rhiannon Ellsworth’s daughter came out to support Suzan Georges’ daughter.
Ema Smith shows her daughter the court where she scored all those points.