The Mangoes vs The Tangerines

Five year old Buttercup (center pink) defends the Banana Kick. Heh Heh.

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Comments

sweetytots said…
cute, pink and orange.. As always my Wordless Wednesday is in Sequence be sure to visit all to see the relation between the 3 entries my

sweet, here is the pretty and here is the naughty
10:19 PM, October 28, 2008
Anonymous said…
Aww..they're having a blast! Nice colored uniforms too:)

Mine's up HERE and HERE. Hope to see you there! Happy Wordless Wednesday!
10:40 PM, October 28, 2008
A Gilmore Girls Fan said…
That is a cute picture. Those uniforms are adorable. Thank you for posting on my WW image and have a happy Wordless Wednesday!
10:47 PM, October 28, 2008
Anonymous said…
Little soccer league!! How adorable! :)
11:13 PM, October 28, 2008
Robin said…
They're adorable, and I love the girlie uniforms.

I wish more girls in Israel played soccer, instead they're gender-stereotyped into things like ballet from a very young age. I think it would open them up to so many new things and ideas...
11:39 PM, October 28, 2008
Anonymous said…
Those uniforms definitely rock :)

Who won by the way?
2:25 AM, October 29, 2008
eastcoastlife said…
This is so sweet! I like the pink and orange uniform!
2:29 AM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
What cute uniforms for adorable kids! Happy WW!
4:37 AM, October 29, 2008
Mojo said…
Mangoes are pink?

Who knew?
4:50 AM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
Awww... Looks like fun.
5:35 AM, October 29, 2008
Tracy P. said…
Such a fun blog! This photo reminds me of my daughter's softball team this year--all these little girls in purple tiedye, with opponents in orange, pink and teal.

Those are some very serious soccer uniforms!
6:22 AM, October 29, 2008
Dianne - Bunny Trails said…
Aww, they're so adorable!! I love the colors. Very sweet. :D
6:38 AM, October 29, 2008
Unknown said…
How cute she is! They all look so determined!
7:35 AM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
Love your blog! thanks for stopping by my blogs and commenting, I appreciate it.

(twobarkingdogs, reverie, and daily vintage square)
8:26 AM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
Kick some soccer butt!
8:29 AM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
OH look how cute and tiny they are. I remember when my babies were that little...
9:27 AM, October 29, 2008
Aly @ Lip Zip said…
So sweet!! I love the action picture.
11:26 AM, October 29, 2008
Karen said…
How adorable! Love the colors!
11:40 AM, October 29, 2008
carrie said…
those are some cute team names!
2:38 PM, October 29, 2008
Shawie said…
oh wow! that's really fun to wtach!:)
7:39 PM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
great pic, mom. She looks determined.
10:39 PM, October 29, 2008
Anonymous said…
Is that the real names for their teams? LOL!
12:53 AM, October 30, 2008
darkfoam said…
cute! my youngest who is the soccer player in the family is now 11. but i remember those days well. at least it isn't far to the ground when they fall ... :)
buttercup looks like a veritable dynamo ..
2:13 AM, October 30, 2008
Claudia said…
I don't know. It looks like the Guavas versus the Papayas!!
11:36 AM, October 30, 2008
Anonymous said…
Buttercup is a doll baby! Cute photo.
3:03 PM, October 30, 2008
karisma said…
Go buttercup! Go! Clearly she is the best player on the field! (One cannot help being both beautiful and talented! Its a gift for sure! Aunty Karisma can vouch for that!)

As for her Gran, there is something for you at my place and it is NOT the Halloween bum!)
5:00 AM, October 31, 2008
Anonymous said…
oh, I love soccer at that age. Coaching it is a whole new challenge - more of herding cats than actually teaching them anything!
10:03 AM, October 31, 2008
Anonymous said…
How cute! The games at that age are hilarious to watch :)
3:41 PM, October 31, 2008
Betty said…
They look so cute in their uniforms. Nice choice for WW. I didn't play this week.

Hope you have a good weekend and Happy Halloween.
9:06 PM, October 31, 2008
kitten said…
I have something for you at my blog!
8:10 AM, November 02, 2008
Anonymous said…
Great colours. They look like they are swimming in their uniforms with all the padding and they are so tiny. Cute photo.
11:19 PM, November 03, 2008
Desert Songbird said…
Wow! Those are some bright uniforms.
9:05 AM, November 05, 2008
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