Showing posts with label Fenway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fenway. Show all posts

Sunday, 9 March 2014

Fenway likes to run ... and run ... and run

A quick snipet of Fenway's daily run. We always let her go the last 20 yards and she loves it.

Oh and we think we figured out her breed ... an Aussalier - mix of an Australian Shepherd and King Charles Cavalier.


Monday, 17 February 2014

Welcome to the world ... Fenway!

Yes, that's right. We named our dog Fenway ... Finn for short.  Lots of great pictures, movies and stories to follow about this lil girl. She's not Buddye the dog, but she's pretty damn amazing. I've always talked about getting a dog and this weekend I got to experience why they are so amazing. I'm just not sure why I wanted so long to get one. Even Retired Sorority Girl (who doesn't always love my random and rare spontaneous actions) loves the lil girl and thinks Fenway was an amazing idea.

Look out for more updates and potentially a blog all about Fenway and her adventures.


Thursday, 31 October 2013

Order is restored ... sorta

With all the things that are out of whack in the World (see Washington D.C. and politics, The Atlanta Braves inability to play well in the off season, UGA injuries, etc.) it was finally good to see some order return with the Red Sox winning another World Series. While I wouldn't call it one for the ages (not like the 1991 WS with the Braves vs. Twins) the series was pretty amazing and the Red Sox won their first World Series at home since 1918.

For those of you that wonder my Boston affiliation and love, look to my childhood hero and Roger Clemens. Now the guy is absolute scum now, but back in the mid 80's through the 90's (before he became a traitor and went to Toronto), he was a machine and I dreamed of one day being a professional baseball player like Clemens. I went to Fenway a couple of times with my mom and dad to see the Red Sox and Clemens ... some of my favorite memories.

I also went a few years ago (as a birthday gift from my wife) to see the Yankee's and Red Sox in Fenway.  Probably two of the greatest games I have ever seen and one of my favorite birthdays.  There's just something magical about Fenway and the Boston Red Sox that I haven't experience with other clubs.

So while I'm a lifelong fan of the Braves, I also hold a special place in my hear for the Red Sox. I dream that one day I will make it to 7 consecutive World Series games when the Braves and Red Sox square off. Anyhoo,  last night was amazing and the Red Sox really delivered for the Boston community.  BOSTON STRONG!