Monday, June 25, 2007

Maryland Happenings

Hello from MD and nearby locations. We are having a great time seeing and doing as much as possible. Before LeAnn arrived, Nathan and Dad had a few days of non-stop fun including baseball games at Camden Yards (Orioles lost to AZ diamondbacks -- we consoled ourselves with pasta at Sabatino's after the embarrasment) and the new ballpark in Philladelphia (Phillies beat the defending AL champion Detroit Tigers). We also played basketball in York on Saturday morning and went school clothes shopping for the boy.

After LeAnn arrived, the fun didn't stop. After recovering from a 3:30 am arrival we have been to the Inner Harbor twice, Little Italy once, Phillips Seafood once, York twice (once for basketball and once for church; Byron Wilson is now the Bishop of York I), Mount Vernon, the Potomoc River Wildlife Preserve, and a couple of walks around the office park. While at the Inner Harbor Sunday afternoon, we walked to the top of Federal Hill. Cool pictures of the Inner Harbor will follow in a few days.

This weeks upcoming events include an Oriole/Yankees game, Jimmy Buffet concert, Bowie Baysox game, another trip to Mt. Vernon, and hopefully, a trip to the shore. It is likely that Nathan and Dad will make the trip to York for Saturday morning hoops for the third and fourth week in a row. We are having a great time, and wish you were all here.

Photos to follow. I understand a baseball game is scheduled in Utah later this week. Everyone have fun.

2 comments:

dastew said...

Seriously every time we're down you promise a Mt Vernon trip and every time we fail to go. I'm beginning to think there is no such place.

Roy said...

It sounds like you are living the life. I liked the photo dad sent from the game--did he take and send it right there, because that sort of technological saavy makes me look like a dinosaur. Of course, so does not having a cell phone, but I can check my email on the bus...

My new goal is to do an August 2008 (or maybe 2009) Yellowstone/Glacier trip with as many Pioneer League games as possible.