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The Goldeyes and the teacher


I like teaching my children and bringing them to places where they’ve never been before. I never thought that they would also teach me things and bring me to places I’ve never been before.

Mama gave us two free tickets to the Goldeyes game this Sunday. She knew that Ryan was into sports. Ryan was excited and was faced with the decision of which parent to bring to the game. It was a no-brainer to him. No, he didn’t pick the obvious choice because he was worried that “Daddy might not buy me hotdogs at the game.” Because what’s the point of watching a baseball game without hotdogs, right? It’s like going to the movies without popcorn. So I was honoured and gladly went to the game with him even though I didn’t understand a thing about baseball.

The thing about baseball is it is an outdoor sport and you watch it out in the open. Today was a sweltering 32C degrees and it was sooo hot. Good thing that we applied sunblock before we left home. Forgot the hats though. We saw Goldie, the team mascot. Yes, we had hotdogs and cold drinks, which turned warm just like that because it was sooo hot. And we got a treat from the owner of the Goldeyes team, none other than Mayor Sam Katz. It was his daughter’s birthday and he gave everybody, all 6,000 (?) of us Breyers frozen delights. That was sweet, or I should say cool.

The Winnipeg Goldeyes played against the Edmonton Cracker Cats. The home team won 12-8. And Jorge Moreno was the star of this game. Other than that, I couldn’t tell you much more because I am not familiar with the terms. Although, I did learn a little bit about baseball today. Thanks to my patient teacher.

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July 10, 2005 - Posted by | Life is a game, Ryan in the middle, Winnipeg

5 Comments »

  1. It is nice when you are close to your kids and when you can do things together as a family !
    Nice to hear you had a good time !

    Comment by Sidney | July 12, 2005 | Reply

  2. So this is you with the kids? I was looking for your real name here, this is what I saw while scrolling down. Looks like they’re into American sports now, haha.

    Comment by TEACHER SOL | July 24, 2005 | Reply

  3. Hi Teacher Sol.

    My son Ryan is really into sports, basketball and baseball, mostly.

    Comment by niceheart | July 24, 2005 | Reply

  4. [...] On Sunday, Ryan and I went to the CanWest Global Park to watch the Winnipeg Goldeyes play against the Kansas City T-Bones.  The two free tickets were courtesy of my mother, who knows that Ryan is such a sports fan.  This was the second time I have stepped into a baseball field.  The first time was last year.  Read about that here, as there is nothing compared to the thrill of that first experience. [...]

    Pingback by Journey to Honeyville » Jazz and Cultural Performances and a Baseball Game | August 21, 2006 | Reply

  5. [...] fridge. We had steamed rice as well that had been spoiled. And I was sunburnt when I went to the baseball game. Well, I guess I can’t complain too much. This is a lot better than the summer we had last [...]

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