Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Bring on The Boys of Summer
Executive Producer: Julie Fike
It's just a little over a week until the boys of summer play at the Bricktown Ballpark. I, for one, can't wait. I know the Blazers are still gutting it out in the playoffs but I'm ready for the outside air, green grass and line drives.
I promise for all of those who sit along the first baseline, I'll try and contain my excitement this year. Last year I was...shall we say...a little distracting for some.
As my friend Brent loves to point out, he's never seen anything like it before and he should know...he played baseball into college. I don't even remember the joke but he said something funny, I laughed and even the first base coach noticed. Unknown to me, the coach heard, turned around and said to us, "she's having a good time."
I got so embarassed! If you can tell from this blog, that doesn't happen very often to me.
I hid my face and told everyone around me sorry, especially Brent. In true fashion he said it was awesome that I got the attention of the coach. So, of course, that made me laugh even louder.
The coach turned around AGAIN and said, "wherever you guys are going after the game, I want to be invited."
I don't know if Brent will take me to another baseball game or even sit next to me but Redhawks I'll be there, laughing ever so quietly along the first baseline.
It's just a little over a week until the boys of summer play at the Bricktown Ballpark. I, for one, can't wait. I know the Blazers are still gutting it out in the playoffs but I'm ready for the outside air, green grass and line drives.
I promise for all of those who sit along the first baseline, I'll try and contain my excitement this year. Last year I was...shall we say...a little distracting for some.
As my friend Brent loves to point out, he's never seen anything like it before and he should know...he played baseball into college. I don't even remember the joke but he said something funny, I laughed and even the first base coach noticed. Unknown to me, the coach heard, turned around and said to us, "she's having a good time."
I got so embarassed! If you can tell from this blog, that doesn't happen very often to me.
I hid my face and told everyone around me sorry, especially Brent. In true fashion he said it was awesome that I got the attention of the coach. So, of course, that made me laugh even louder.
The coach turned around AGAIN and said, "wherever you guys are going after the game, I want to be invited."
I don't know if Brent will take me to another baseball game or even sit next to me but Redhawks I'll be there, laughing ever so quietly along the first baseline.

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