Callie Halvarson received the gold nugget in life.
Son Casper-Lo spreads joy.
Sometimes it’s hard to assimilate, says the skater.
It was the day before midsummer Callie Halvarson His partner, Isabel Olson, is her first-time parent.
Two months later, Casper-Lo makes a strong impression on Father Calle Halfvarsson.
Life with a child at home was going well. really good.
– Better than I thought…, notes Kaley Halvarson, who praises her partner for the support:
– She takes on the big job, especially when I’m at camp and I’m grateful for that. But even at home, it’s the mother that counts. You can’t do more than just help, he says.
The skater is currently at camp in Torsby and at a distance from his partner and son. But they see each other via FaceTime every day, and Calle Halfvarsson is a fan of the rapid development.
– Sometimes it can be a little hard to absorb everything when you see it, and that’s what my baby looks like. And everything that happens. The way it moves, the way it looks. Now a lot is starting to happen as well. He is about 2 months old and feels like things happen every day. It appears to be close to crawling.
Register early..?
– Yes, I think he should be able to walk when he’s five months old.
Callie Halvarson laughs so well. Even the skating routine continues.
After a period of illness earlier in the pre-season, the national team veteran was in the process of accelerating. The ambition is to conduct all three ski races at this weekend’s competitions in Trollhättan.
– Now I had to train for some time, now the body is starting to respond well. I hang out with other guys. I don’t have such high expectations for sprinting, but I look forward to what I can do at Alliansloppet, says Calle Halfvarsson.