There's no shortage of information within the Blogosphere about the Nationals and that's mainly how I keep up with them. The one I'm really digging right now is BallWonk (love the title).
I even spent the better part of an evening last week searching for the perfect hat. Now, I'm not a huge fan of the Nationals' script "W," but I am all up in the interlocking "DC." Here's the hat that I finally ordered:
Backorderd: Ships in 2 to 4 weeks :(
Usually, I'll opt for the darker colored hat, in this case the navy blue one. But upon looking at my collection, nearly all of my hats are navy blue. So I figured that I'd spice things up a bit (caliente!) and get the red one, despite the risk that I may end up looking like either Fred Durst or Jerry Mathers as the Beaver.
My brother in Richmond, my two nephews, and I already agreed to meet up in DC for a game sometime this summer. I can't wait. Go Nats!
Non-Pope-related health update: I'm still sick. Getting better, but not operating at 100% just yet.
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Ok, wanna know how old *I* am? I actually saw the NY Yankees play the WASHINGTON SENATORS. That's right, folks. Mickey Mantle. Frank Howard. I was there.
That's awesome! Personally, I wanted the team to use the "Senators" moniker again. After all, what good is it doing the Texas Rangers by just sitting on it. They could make some coin by licensing/selling the name. But I've come to accept the team being called the Nationals (which really isn't bad).
Anyway, at least you're not from the Babe Ruth era. Then I'd have to question your computer literacy. (belated stereotype alert!)
Yes, the search is over, but not quite fruitful just yet. The hat's backordered, so who knows if I'll ever have it in my hands. The Nats lost opening day to the Phillies, but beat them later. Hopefully, no Phillies fans threw batteries at the players.
And, dude, they'll be your hometown team in the future, too. (You know - the communal house)
I tend to avoid SNL like the plague these days, so I didn't see it. The only thing that'll get me to watch is either the musical guest or the host. I forget who did the music last night, but I'm not a huge Cameron Diaz fan, even disregarding her moronic comments (remember: now that Bush was re-elected, rape will become legal - according to her). Occasionally, I'll check out Weekend Update, but didn't last night.
Green Day. That's it. I like 'em, but wasn't compelled to sit through the steaming pile that is SNL nowadays.
The Burger King is indeed freaky. I'm just waiting for the commercial where he just appears in a bathroom stall while some dude takes a dump. Hootie is a much more personable spokesman (and less intrusive). As for the ENORMOUS OMLETTE SANDWICH, what makes it so high cal/fat? Now, you know full well that I've done some terrible things to my body (the bucket of white comes to mind), but I'm going to have to pass on the EOS. Unless someone dares me.
I've always been a fan of going to baseball games. Baseball in person and football on TV (unless there's any good tailgating involved). True story: I once went to a game with Marge Shott. I won't go through all the details, but here's a nugget for you: she baked me chocolate chip cookies.
Fo real.
The Reds are my team, I guess. Went to lots of Reds games as a little girl. When we moved East I always tried to get in on the Yankees/Red Sox fandom but I really am kinda ambivelent about the two teams.
You feel bad? Sorry about that. I am not at 100 percent either, but it's all my fault (or that evil Makers Mark) so I'll just suck it up.
In person is the only way to see a ball game. I like to take naps with baseball, football or golf on TV in the background (my brother-in-law prefers NASCAR).
You didn't actually eat those cookies, did you? I'd suspect thtat they'd be laced with arsenic or something.
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