More Proof That G-d Loves Me
I spent the day in Washington, D.C. yesterday. I had business meetings all day and had to stay overnight for a breakfast this morning.
Not wishing to let an opportunity pass, I bought tickets online to last night's Phillies-Nationals game at the brand new Nationals Park.
(G-d loves me, part I: It was miserable in the morning; raining for hours. By the time the game rolled around it was absolutely perfect baseball weather).
After bravely taking the Metro to the stadium (and getting a bit lost before figuring out the route), I walked in to a beautiful new ballpark, very similar to the new stadium in Philadelphia (and, I assume, elsewhere. I expect that Citi Field and the new Yankees stadium will be similar).
I had field level seats between first base and left field. Fantastic sight lines; very impressive.
(G-d loves me, part II: I was all prepared for a dinner of Haagen Daaz and beer. But, as I was walking to my seats, I happened on the kosher hot dog stand which I didn't even know existed (ok, I admit it, faulty research on my part). Chasdei Hashem! Two hot dogs, mustard and sauerkraut. Gevalt!)
A final thought. Why would anyone drink Miller or Miller Lite at the stadium when, for the same (ridiculous amount of) money you can get a Stella or a Blue Moon? I just don't get it.
I spent the day in Washington, D.C. yesterday. I had business meetings all day and had to stay overnight for a breakfast this morning.
Not wishing to let an opportunity pass, I bought tickets online to last night's Phillies-Nationals game at the brand new Nationals Park.
(G-d loves me, part I: It was miserable in the morning; raining for hours. By the time the game rolled around it was absolutely perfect baseball weather).
After bravely taking the Metro to the stadium (and getting a bit lost before figuring out the route), I walked in to a beautiful new ballpark, very similar to the new stadium in Philadelphia (and, I assume, elsewhere. I expect that Citi Field and the new Yankees stadium will be similar).
I had field level seats between first base and left field. Fantastic sight lines; very impressive.
(G-d loves me, part II: I was all prepared for a dinner of Haagen Daaz and beer. But, as I was walking to my seats, I happened on the kosher hot dog stand which I didn't even know existed (ok, I admit it, faulty research on my part). Chasdei Hashem! Two hot dogs, mustard and sauerkraut. Gevalt!)
A final thought. Why would anyone drink Miller or Miller Lite at the stadium when, for the same (ridiculous amount of) money you can get a Stella or a Blue Moon? I just don't get it.
Labels: Random Thoughts
11 Comments:
At 10:11 PM, Fern @ Life on the Balcony said…
Huh. I never thought to look for kosher food at the ballpark. I'll have to check to see if Dodger Stadium has anything kosher.
At 10:14 PM, Fern @ Life on the Balcony said…
Well whaddya know...30 seconds worth of Googling leads me to believe that Cantor's Deli has a kosher stand behind 3rd base on the field level. Apparently they have corned beef, pastrami, matzo ball soup, kosher pickles...I don't know about matzo ball soup at a ballgame.
At 8:16 AM, Anonymous said…
any person would obviously rather have a delicious blue moon over a miller light, the problem is that the miller stands or budweiser stands in most arenas/stadiums are everywhere while the stands which serve the real beers are few and far between.
At 11:00 AM, Shira Salamone said…
Nu, why did I have to hear about this Lag B'Omer concert from the NYC Jewish Music listserve? Isn't Aish Kodesh your shul?
------ Thursday May 22nd
9:00 PM Eitan Katz will be performing together with Nochi Krohn at
Aish Kodesh in Woodmere 894 Woodmere Place Woodmere, NY 11598. For
more info www.aishkodesh.org
Sorry both of us are booked tonight. Sounds like fun.
At 11:03 AM, Shira Salamone said…
I see I'm batting zero on hyperlinks. :(
Take two:
NYC Jewish Music listserve
www.aishkodesh.org
At 11:04 AM, Shira Salamone said…
Okay, I give up:
NYCJewishMusic-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
www.aishkodesh.org
At 11:07 AM, MoChassid said…
Shira, two reasons: I've been travelling and, more importantly, it's too crowded as it is. No reason to advertise.
anon 8:16
Actually, at Nationals Park the good beer is available at about 100 beer stands. You only have to walk 50 feet to find good beer.
At 11:49 AM, Shira Salamone said…
You need a bigger shul. :) :) :)
(Likewise, I'm sure. :( )
At 2:13 PM, rescue37 said…
Is there an email I can contact you at? I signed up for the ohel bike ride on June 15th and as novice have some questions for you. I figure my white shirt and hat from brooklyn wouldn't be condusive to riding 25 miles.
At 9:39 PM, Anonymous said…
You're a blue moom man, too? I like you more and more, MoC.
At 10:50 AM, MoChassid said…
rescue
email me at emansouth @ aol.com
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