Vastly underrated
Sunshine + day drinking in a beautiful city
Fenway looking good today
Sunshine + day drinking in a beautiful city
Fenway looking good today
Who underrates any of that stuff ??Vastly underrated
Sunshine + day drinking in a beautiful city
Fenway looking good today
Work and family are excuses not to day- drink at a baseball game?Underated in that I don’t do this nearly enough
Between work and family, there’s always an excuse
Baseball day games + day drinking is like Tex Mex food - don’t get it nearly enough, and everytime I do, I wonder why I don’t more often
Def excuses!Work and family are excuses not to day- drink at a baseball game?
I'd say the two sides of that coin are more like Tex and Mex ...kinda fun together but better independently.
Just bustin' balls. Enjoy!
I know someone who refers to Mexican food as “dog food for people”. I don’t share those sentiments.Underated in that I don’t do this nearly enough
Between work and family, there’s always an excuse
Baseball day games + day drinking is like Tex Mex food - don’t get it nearly enough, and everytime I do, I wonder why I don’t more often
That’s awesome ZapHave a great day at Fenway Jay, great ball park and fans.
My dad in his last days on this earth made an appearance at Fenway for the All Century Team.
He was unable to physically navigate the dugout steps and the Red Sox tunnel to the clubhouse because of his knees, so he was assisted up the field level steps right through the middle of the Fenway crowd.
Every row he passed stood up and cheered him as he slowly walked up the steps…it was very emotional for him…he
never expected a Yankee and Red Sox killer would get a standing ovation in Boston.
It was one of his most cherished baseball memories.
Oh man I love itI know someone who refers to Mexican food as “dog food for people”. I don’t share those sentiments.
This is cool story ! Thanks for sharingHave a great day at Fenway Jay, great ball park and fans.
My dad in his last days on this earth made an appearance at Fenway for the All Century Team.
He was unable to physically navigate the dugout steps and the Red Sox tunnel to the clubhouse because of his knees, so he was assisted up the field level steps right through the middle of the Fenway crowd.
Every row he passed stood up and cheered him as he slowly walked up the steps…it was very emotional for him…he
never expected a Yankee and Red Sox killer would get a standing ovation in Boston.
It was one of his most cherished baseball memories.
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