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i'm hopeful i can talk my wife into a road trip sometime next year to catch a game.

Ban deodorant.

I think she just might push Mrs. Verlander to page 2...

Travel into the Appalachians - over hills and streams to cabins nestled in forrests and grassy knolls. One observer commented, "Everywhere you go, it's climb, scramble, clamber down, and climb again." Here people use what nature gives them to craft charming and practical items. "Dipper gourds" are perfect for scooping water out of a stream, and "bottle gourds" are handy for storing seeds. Nimble fingers turn corn husks into useful articles: hats, shopping bags, doormats, or pretty painted dolls.

Edit: It's like trying to choose between tofu cheesecake and kale ice cream.

Of the starting nine for the Chisox, I've heard of Abreu and Moncada, and that's it.

Wait, but how big . . . No, I mean where is it . . . Never mind, I don't wanna know.

Wonder Land . . . That's near Pechanga, right?

So you're drinking mostly natty ice, eh? Good for you!

You should stop fly fishing by trees and shrubs. youre welcome. ?

Now hold on, let's be reasonable.

Close! They decided to take away security clearances from half a dozen members from the previous administration, and there are rumbling s they might pull them from Barry and crazy Joe, too. Stay tuned.

So this is what, year five of incredibly limited local tv for the doggies? LOL.

I should also mention that for an afternoon game in August, you'll want to sit on the third base side so you can be in the shade. It'll be pretty dang hot then, and there's nothing fun about sitting in the sun, even for a game that starts at 7:00 pm. The gates open at 5:30 and you can bring in your own food. They're a little more picky about beverages and the containers they come in, so best to probably buy drinks once you're inside. There are plenty of food options inside (there might be info on the website link), including vegetarian options. My daughter had the pizza recently, and it was pretty awful, just so you know.

The least expensive seats with a good view will be in the 400s - that's the top deck at Anaheim Stadium, but they're the lower section of the top deck (the 500s are higher up). The sections are numbered starting from the left field corner at 401 and going to about 433, which is in the right field corner. Behind home plate should be around 415-418. The club seats are the 300s and are a nice place to sit, but a bit more expensive. The 200s are the terrace seats, and while closer to the field, there's a big overhead hanging over you and it blocks big parts of the scoreboard, the fireworks when the Angels homer, and the path of a lot of fly balls. The 100s are the field level seats, and they'll be the most expensive. If you sit along the third base line, have your kids (especially the younger one) go down the railing while the Angels are stretching and running. Mike Trout has been known to be friendly to the fans and sign autographs, especially for kids. No guarantees, of course, but worth a chance if it fits into your budget to sit there. If you have plenty of cash to spend, try the Diamond Club. You'll sit directly behind home plate on the field level and it includes food service plus some kind of buffet. Here's the Angels website, and you might some helpful info there: https://www.mlb.com/angels Best wishes.

good call. the pendulum has swung clear to the other side, while common sense sits quietly alone in the middle, just waiting to be rediscovered.

this guys says "nonsense!"

only if it doesn't have bbq sauce on it.

white beans? that's going to be one gassy digestive cycle.

while the british open was going on, brittany lincicome of the LPGA was invited to play in the barbasol classic this weekend with the men. she shot 78-71 but didn't make the cut. good for her.

this is a BS ridden way to deal with anything when you're the POTUS, and this is possibly the part of his presidency that i despise the most. there must be a dozen other ways he could have reacted to this or got his message out there to them. he has no tact, and there isn't a shred of diplomacy in him.