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Did anyone order the lobster?
Jul. 6th, 2008 09:06 pmUm yeahhhhh because that's what my arms and face look like right now.
I got, what I thought, were Angels seats in the shade. We sat down in the blazing heat at 12:30. Neither one of us could even finish our overpriced hot Chinese food because we were so hot.
Top of the second, I went and bought us white Angels baseball hats.
Bottom of the second, I went for a second round of overpriced bottled waters and cups of ice.
Top of the 4th and we were searching for seats in the shade above where our seats were. I was so hot in my DARK BLUE Angels shirt, that I felt like I was going to throw up the overpriced hot Chinese food. (I also have no memory of buying an Angels shirt, let alone in dark blue, but there it was, in my closet, so I put it on (thinking we would be in the shade.)
So what started out as an inexpensive baseball game at $5 a ticket and $8 for parking turned out to be about a $50 day at the ballpark and lobster red forearms. (Except of course where my watch was, that stayed white...)
In other news, I came home, made homemade lasagna, cleaned up a bit more of the living room, and swapped the love seat and the chair all by myself. Our recycle bin overfloweth.
I got, what I thought, were Angels seats in the shade. We sat down in the blazing heat at 12:30. Neither one of us could even finish our overpriced hot Chinese food because we were so hot.
Top of the second, I went and bought us white Angels baseball hats.
Bottom of the second, I went for a second round of overpriced bottled waters and cups of ice.
Top of the 4th and we were searching for seats in the shade above where our seats were. I was so hot in my DARK BLUE Angels shirt, that I felt like I was going to throw up the overpriced hot Chinese food. (I also have no memory of buying an Angels shirt, let alone in dark blue, but there it was, in my closet, so I put it on (thinking we would be in the shade.)
So what started out as an inexpensive baseball game at $5 a ticket and $8 for parking turned out to be about a $50 day at the ballpark and lobster red forearms. (Except of course where my watch was, that stayed white...)
In other news, I came home, made homemade lasagna, cleaned up a bit more of the living room, and swapped the love seat and the chair all by myself. Our recycle bin overfloweth.
