Jacob, Jaelyn and I were all decked out in our Phillies gear. Since he lives in Phillies territ
ory, Jay owns plenty of Phillies shirts and sweat shirts but not one single Mets item. And to be perfectly honest, I’m not sure that it would have been smart to wear a Mets shirt with a bunch of Philly fans. They can be brutal --- even with small children around.
We talked about the baseball game all morning
The smell of great foods at the baseball game were surrounding us so Jacob and Jay headed to the concession stands a short while later. Two drinks, 3 hot dogs, a soft pretzel and $25 later we were all enjoying the 2nd inning. But now Jacob realized
that there was food and other things at the game other than just bats and balls. And he wanted to explore those things. After a mini-meltdown, we quickly realized that it was in our best interests to let the boy explore.
In our explorations, we came across some balloons. Another one of Jacob’s favorite things. But you try telling a 22 month old that those balloons aren’t his. It didn’t go over to well. And no matter what we did, Jacob kept running back over or pointing to the balloons. So we only had one option left: the kid zone.
The kid zone was a fun place. Two things surprised me about it. For one, there were no televisions in the play area although they did broadcast the game over the radio. And two, it was very close to a smoking section so the whole time we were there we were breathing in 2nd hand smoke. This was ultimately the reason we left coupled with the fact that Jacob drank too much and leaked through his diaper! So by the 5th inning, we were headed to our car. The game went to 10 innings and the Phillies ended up winning. I’m sure it was a great game but we would have never made it through the entire game.
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