It was also Craig's first time to get to go to Safeco Field, so I was excited to show it all off to him, too! (Random bit of trivia: when Safeco Field was built and named, my Dad was working for Safeco! I still think that's cool.) Craig also got to experience garlic fries for the first time. Wow.
Here's me (obviously) on the ferry ride over. Behind me is Bainbridge Island, my home.
Don't you love those trees towering over all the houses?
Don't you love those trees towering over all the houses?
And the same shot, but with Craig.
If you zoom in, you can barely make out Seattle peaking out behind Bainbridge.
If you zoom in, you can barely make out Seattle peaking out behind Bainbridge.
Partway through the game, Craig decided to find out if the kids could meet the Mariner Moose (who they kept referring to as the Deer. Oh, well). I never would have thought of this, but it turned out they had a Moose's Den just for this purpose! So we dashed around the stadium and made it there just in time for the last meeting, during the top of the seventh inning! And we even made it back to our seats in time for the seventh inning stretch!
I wish I could tell you about the awesome win the Mariners pulled off, but alas, it wasn't meant to be. So instead, I'll share this video of Ichiro so you, too, can appreciate how great he is.You gotta love these guys!
3 comments:
I think all baseball parks have a "family night" of some sort. At least Dodger Stadium and Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City) did.
i've always thought bainbridge island sounded like a cool place, but i've never actually seen a picture of it from the water. it looks beautiful.
I'm glad you got to catch a game while you were in Seattle, yay Mariners!! I can't wait to take Caleb and Samuel to the moose's den sometime!
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