The good, the bad, and the perspective
I guess it's all in your perspective.
Now, the good/bad comparison.
Good: The tickets were free, a prize Amigo won at a minor league game.
Bad: Gas to fill the tank cost more than $3 a gallon.
Good: We visited my brother and stayed overnight with him, went shopping with his wife, played with his cats.
Bad: I'm allergic to cats. Even sweethearts like these three.
Good: He keeps a room cat free so I can sleep without allergy problems. What a considerate little brother!
Good: We picked up a coffeecake from the grocery store for breakfast. They had Husband's favorite steak sauce, so we stocked up. (We can't get it here in the North Country)
Bad: The cats tried to eat the coffeecake.
Good: Haha!! We hid it in the microwave overnight.
Good: The trip to the ballpark was smooth and quick, with no traffic problems.
Bad: We arrived two hours before game time.
Good: We found a good parking space in the handicapped lot, thanks to Amigo's handicap permit.
Good: We had a lot of time to take pictures, put on our sunscreen, and listen to the live music outside the gates. A small band was playing classic tunes by Chicago and Blood, Sweat, and Tears. They made my babyboomer heart very happy.
Bad: It was hot, hot, hot. Amigo doesn't do heat well.
Good: There was a strong breeze.
Bad: They don't call it the Windy City for nothing. The wind snatched both husband's and Amigo's baseball caps, causing a minor panic on Amigo's part.
Good: With my SuperMom reflexes, I caught Husband's flying cap, while La Petite caught Amigo's.
Good: Our seats were in the shade.
Bad: Our seats were extremely high up. Husband doesn't do heights well.
Good: We left after the top of the third inning.
Better: The third inning was the best one, with the Sox scoring like crazy! They won, 6-2.
Score: Good -- 12 Bad -- 7
Good wins! It was a successful road trip.
Labels: family life, Random Thoughts
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2 Comments:
Your husband sounds like mine with the train stuff. We are trying to clear out the basement so he can resurrect his childhood HO set.
I only recently learned when hubby started blogging what a big deal it is to see the exact engine that you have a great picture of. Hubby has an HO version of Amtrak locomotive #47. He was giddy for a week when he saw the real Amtrak #47 pull into town and he happened to have his camera with him.
Yep, only fellow railfan would understand.
Glad you got to have a nice family trip. I'm glad the hats were caught!
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