Every respectful ball game has to start with some crusty old dude playing 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game' on a dusty organ.
Intermission came with a surprise visit from the away team, who once again proved that there is no limit to their creativity when it comes to smuggling alcohol into the stadium.
Instead, he brought a bunch of kick-ass gifts for the Zoo, including a t-shirt with an incredibly witty slogan that completely baffled Angie. I loved it, but felt a little bad that Karen had to witness me receiving clothes. It's obvious she needs help, so I will soon be launching my 'Patches for the kneedy' campaign. Hang in there, girl!
After a liquid lunch, the fans were rowdy for some action. I can honestly say, the crowd was not disappointed.
'So, you come here often?'
'I live here, Steve. What the hell are you talking about?'
'You already know my name - that's good. So, is green you're favorite color?'
'Have you been drinking?'
'Why? You want something?'
'Desperately.'
Initially, I took this obvious flirtation as a good sign, but as anyone will tell you, reading signs from female streakers donning wet green towels is a bit like the Rubik's Cube; it's freakin' impossible. Needless to write, I did not even make it to bath base with the 'Green Machine'.
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Ladder Talk:
1) What was the best part of your day?
Peter: When we was on the computer and had the Sandman there.
David: When I go'ed with you and Tommy in the kindergarten.
2) What was the worst part of your day?
Peter: When Tommy almost fell down off my ladder.
David: When I can't not with Dalia play.
3) What would you like to do tomorrow?
Peter: I want to go to Dalia's.
David: When tomorrow comes and Dalia come to play with us.
The boys have grown. I can't get over Tom! All gorgeous too! Lots of love from Mary and Ruaidhri x
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