One of the things that we looked forward to the most about living in Boston was being able to go to a Red Sox Game. I didn't know if I would be able to go though, where I had just had Coulson so when Nate's Parents came out to see us, Nate and his Dad went so at least he would get to go. (Those pictures to come soon too!) They offer a tour of Fenway Park, so since I wasn't able to go to a game, I wanted to at least go on the tour. We went to the ticket office that morning to get our tour tickets, but come to find out they were all sold out. I was super bummed! It just happened to be that there was a game that day, but the game was sold out as well. The lady at the ticket office told us that each player is given a certain number of tickets to give to family and friends and if they don't give them away they have to turn them back in. The tickets that are turned back in go on sale that day at 5:00. She told us if we would like we could go get in line for these tickets around the corner, but be prepared to stand in line all day!!! Plus, there could be a chance you don't get a ticket, because there are no guarentees on how many tickets are available. I didn't know if it would be worth standing in line all day, especially with a baby in 95 degree weather, but my wonderful husband knew how much I wanted to go to a game and I am sure he probably didn't mind going either, so we got in line at 12:00! We were the 6th people in line! By 4:00, the line was at least a city block long or more! At 5:00 and after 5 hours of super hot weather, we were in!!!



Our sweet baby was so tired of standing in line for 5 hours!! Can you blame him??




"Mom, this is so boring"

YEA!!! FINALLY!!!


Big Papi!
We had super awesome seats! We were on the 5th row right by the dug out!

Jason Bay #44 is on deck. Nate played against him in college!

Just chillin, watchin the game!


It was a long day, but totally worth it. We had so much fun and it will be a great memory!