My Chaotic Ramblings: "I wanna see our noses getting ground into the grass; like a puppy that pee'd on the carpet"

Last night was amazing! Kyle, Andrew, my grandfather, and I went to go see a Red Sox game! This was especially exciting for Andrew and Kyle because they absolutely love baseball with a burning passion. I really like going to ball games at Fenway because the stadium is so old and nifty and I really like to be under the seats walking around and people watching. Kyle was pissed because I kept wanting to walk around Fenway during the innings so I could get some pictures in because he wanted to be watching the game the whole time... :|

I told him that he could watch the game and I could walk around a lone but he was not having any of that, so we fought the whole time we were downstairs because he wanted to watch the game and was being bitchy about being down and I was being a bitch because I told him that he could go back and he didn't want to because "it would come back and bite him." But, nothing ever comes back and bites him because I am not that type of girlfriend.

While we were walking around downstairs Kyle registered to be a bone marrow donor (he said that he didn't want to and felt pressured to register, I just think that he did not want to register while the game was going on.) I was very proud that he registered though because even though he will probably never get called to be a donor, at least he thought about it. He was bitching after that he didn't want to do it because it was painful and I explained to him that it is not that painful and that I would rather be in pain and save a life than be able to save a life and not do so because of my personal comfort. :) We also got some good eats while we were down there, Kyle got a sausage and I got a pulled pork sandwich (whenever there is a pulled pork sandwich offered, I will get it because I love pulled pork.)

Kyle and I met up with our friend who works at Fenway, Mike Guiliani. That was nice because we haven't seen him in like a month or two and he is a really cool kid. He gets to work at Fenway but doesn't get to watch the game, he only gets to judge what is going on by the fan reactions (which I didn't know were so loud, I mean, I have been to a Sox game before but never in the bleachers and those people really react to everything.)

I also took a lot of pictures while we were there..even though we were in the right field bleachers and I could not tell what was going on during the game, I could only tell when the wave was coming around and I caught every wave that came my way! :P

Here are some images.