First visit to Fenway in 2009

Randy scored some great seats to last night's game vs the Baltimore Orioles. Perfect night for a game. 65, clear, and gorgeous.

Kenmore Square


The famous Citgo sign

Doin' our part for good luck at Copperfield's. We don't go and the Sox don't win, it's our fault.

Brookline Street looking toward Kenmore Square

My favorite banners

And then....this. Runs walked in, a grand slam, all sorts of bad-looking stuff.

Wally the Green Monster


Nice shot of baseball's cathedral.

The last of the runs. Sox win 10-8!

Comments

Calamity Jen said…
Glad you're back to blogging.

Looks like you had a great time!
2:23 AM
HAR said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Is the real birthday the 22? I think it is.
9:07 AM
ryssee said…
CJ: :-) Sometimes I just need a little nudge.

HAR: Yep it's the 22nd. My birthday's on Earth Day. Isn't that cool? Happy birthday to you too!
7:14 PM
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