We have been blessed by the graciousness and generosity of friends and strangers alike on our journey. Some have given us a place to stay, others tickets, still others, words of advice. We express our most sincere gratitude to everyone who helped us along the way. You made our experience that much more amazing!
In keeping with this spirit of camaraderie among baseball's greatest fans, we extend an invitation to anyone who reads this blog. If you see your home town on our route, or if you consider yourself an expert on your team/ballpark, please leave us a comment. In an effort to do a better job of planning next time around, we are looking for tips on where to sit, where to eat, how to get there, what to do, what to avoid, and where to stay in each baseball city. (Rule #1 still applies, though: Only baseball-related stops.) If you can offer us a guest room/bed/couch/futon/floor to sleep on, we wouldn't turn you down (if we know who you are).
If you can help us out in any way, or if you have a great piece of advice to share, please post a comment under this entry. We will make sure it stays at the top of the blog so you can find it easily. We look forward to hearing what you have to say!
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Hi Kids,
Count on Favorite Auntie for SF Giants and Oakland A's. We're just over the Golden Gate, as you already know, MB, and you can count on sleeping space and no baseball-related advice or input while here. Love, ~TFJ
P.S. I love the nod to Grandma's ". . . wouldn't turn it down"!
Eugene is a pretty good stop between SF and Seattle(about 8 hours from SF and another 5 to Seattle)...so if you need an overnight you are welcome to come stay with us!
~Kate, Mike and Courtney :)
On your way back to LA from Seattle, you're always welcome stay with Eric and me. We have a full size Aerobed and a pullout sofa. Seattle to Sacramento is about 12 hours, and then it's about 7 to Orange County from here.
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