My friend Kylie from church offered me an escape from all of this negativity. She called up and invited me to a Giants baseball game. Now, I don't follow professional baseball, but being a Sheffer I hold a special place in my heart for the sport. It reminds me of summers in Vernal. I grew up watching both my parents play, watching my brother play, playing myself, working concessions, and practically living at the little league ballpark during much of my childhood.
So Kylie and I took the ferry over to San Francisco, picked up our tickets, and hopped on the train that dropped us right in front of AT&T Park.
They have a kids area behind the outfield with a giant coke bottle that has huge tube slides inside of it. They have a little ball diamond where kids can hit balls.
Why not have larger-than-life mitt? I just wish it was really made of leather...I love the smell of a leather mitt!
The Ghirardelli Chocolate Trolley.(But really I just wanted a shot of that guy without his shirt--blah!)
It was a perfect day for a baseball game. Not too hot, with a light breeze coming off the bay.
Thanks to Kylie for the awesome tickets!
We walked around the entire stadium so I could see everything and then we made our way to our seats. We had corporate tickets from Kylie's work, so we were right next to the Padres dugout--3 rows behind 1st base! This is the view from our seats.
It was awesome dodging flyballs and the fans trying to catch them.
Neither team scored any runs for nine innings, so we went into extra innings and the Giants won in the 10th!
(Those of you demanding photos of me looking like a houseboat(I mean pregnant) so sorry to disappoint, but as beautiful as the miracle of life is, I can't bring myself to flaunt my fertile form...but don't loose hope...stranger things have happened.)
2 comments:
Patrick and Aidan were at the same game too funny. They had a really good time. Had to go to SF one last time.
Where's adam... is that him by the trolley, flaunting his body?
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