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An Historic Day

Today was an historic day in the Anasco family, Daniel attended his first (of many I am sure) major league baseball game. And like Eric and Faith, his first baseball game was at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. We have been Orioles fans for years. I know they have been bottom dwellers in the American League East for several years in a row; however, you have to be true to your team.

Unfortunately, they lost to the Blue Jays--ugh a Canadian team! And why is a Canadian team in the American League--but, I digress.

We still had a picture perfect day at the ballpark, we enjoyed the day with Patty (Chris' sister) and her son Ryan, and other friends. Dan really enjoyed the game once he finally realized that he was watching baseball rather than actually playing in the game.

Enjoying the game with cousin Ryan and friends.

Dan's first major league hotdog, and as most of you know, hotdogs taste the best at a baseball game.







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  1. John Penaflor12:42 AM

    I'm so jealous! I miss Camden Yards. Did you get any BBQ? I'm excited to go to Target Field sometime this summer.

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  2. anna.gulliford.5:46 PM

    woot! :-)

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