Taking a break from my new hobby of house design, I step back and take a peak to the sport world. Even though lately all my mind and energy are focused to our kitchen renovation, which then brought me to my new interest, it does not mean that I already give up my fondness to sport. It has been a while since me and my husband went to the stadium for the last time to watch and cheer the Yankees.
I did watch the Winter Olympic last February, of course. An event that big obviously would not slip me. I watched when the US men hockey team crashed Canada in the preliminary round. I watched it also when it lost in the final. I was surely disappointed with our team’s failure in winning the gold medal. However, that final match was the best match I ever watched so that both teams could go home with their head up high.
I was logged in to the internet this morning, searching some news and events about sports. I found that the golf tournament The Masters 2010 is coming in April and they already sell The Masters Tickets online for those who want to be present. Unfortunately, no matter how I love to watch sports live, I don’t think that I will watch golf matches in the spot. TV live broadcast would do just fine for me.
So I moved to other news. The baseball news. Two matches in the schedule caught my attention instantly. The ones of Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs. Why? Because I once lived in those two cities and automatically watched their matches once in a while. I looked at the schedule and could not help when my glance rested on the link to the page where you can buy Fenway Park Tickets and Wrigley Field Tickets to see the matches. Then I found out that the Mets will meet Red Sox on 17 March, right on the St. Patrick’s Day. Do you think it’s a good idea to buy four tickets to the game and go over there to watch the match?