Just done eating. Playing with cats. Chilling listening to wife read aloud about winds in Southern California and watching football
Unfortunately baseball isn’t in season right now or we would go. I forgot to mention that’s why we would be going down there is for an MLB game. My friend was supposed to go down there next week but he decided to go Gatlinburg instead because he said there was nothing to do in Miami.You’re better off doing that trip at this time of year. Miami in the winter is so much nicer than Miami in the summer. In the summer it’s 90 degrees and super humid and you get a thunderstorm every afternoon. This time of year it’s not as rainy and the temperatures are usually around 75 every day.
Miami isn’t really a baseball town though. I know that you mentioned Detroit as another possibility and I think that would be the better choice. I went to Comerica Park a few years ago to see the Blue Jays play there and that is a great ball park! I have also been to Yankee Stadium and Camden Yards and they are also amazing ball parks. I don’t think you would get the same experience in a Florida ballpark. I know that the Trop in Tampa was damaged by the hurricane so I don’t even know if it will be used this season, but I know that even when Tampa had a great team, they had a hard time filling the stadium there. People in Florida just don’t care about baseball. You want to visit a baseball stadium that is packed with excited fans, not a half empty stadium with people who don’t even really care about the game. Just my two cents from a life long baseball fanUnfortunately baseball isn’t in season right now or we would go. I forgot to mention that’s why we would be going down there is for an MLB game. My friend was supposed to go down there next week but he decided to go Gatlinburg instead because he said there was nothing to do in Miami.
Heck yeah. I went to Camden Yards last year along with Nationals Park. Give me Camden Yards any day. I’ve been to 5 stadiums so far. If we went the Detroit route they are actually playing the Blue Jays that week. And yes I’ve seen on TV when my team is playing the Marlins in Florida there is no enthusiasm probably because Miami had a bad season as well sure doesn’t help it. I’m a Padres fan and would love to go out there but that’s for sure an expensive trip and I’m trying to work coast to coast. So far I’ve been to Cincinnati Reds, New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates, Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals stadiums and my two favorite were definitely Camden Yards and PNC Park. My goal is to eventually visit all 30 stadiums.Miami isn’t really a baseball town though. I know that you mentioned Detroit as another possibility and I think that would be the better choice. I went to Comerica Park a few years ago to see the Blue Jays play there and that is a great ball park! I have also been to Yankee Stadium and Camden Yards and they are also amazing ball parks. I don’t think you would get the same experience in a Florida ballpark. I know that the Trop in Tampa was damaged by the hurricane so I don’t even know if it will be used this season, but I know that even when Tampa had a great team, they had a hard time filling the stadium there. People in Florida just don’t care about baseball. You want to visit a baseball stadium that is packed with excited fans, not a half empty stadium with people who don’t even really care about the game. Just my two cents from a life long baseball fan️
My plan was to go to a different stadium every year as well, but unfortunately when my ex wife and I split up that plan got derailed. Eventually I might get back on track there again. But it was way more fun with her, she’s an awesome travel companion.Heck yeah. I went to Camden Yards last year along with Nationals Park. Give me Camden Yards any day. I’ve been to 5 stadiums so far. If we went the Detroit route they are actually playing the Blue Jays that week. And yes I’ve seen on TV when my team is playing the Marlins in Florida there is no enthusiasm probably because Miami had a bad season as well sure doesn’t help it. I’m a Padres fan and would love to go out there but that’s for sure an expensive trip and I’m trying to work coast to coast. So far I’ve been to Cincinnati Reds, New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates, Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals stadiums and my two favorite were definitely Camden Yards and PNC Park. My goal is to eventually visit all 30 stadiums.
What stadiums have you been too? And which one was your ultimate favorite?My plan was to go to a different stadium every year as well, but unfortunately when my ex wife and I split up that plan got derailed. Eventually I might get back on track there again. But it was way more fun with her, she’s an awesome travel companion.
I haven’t been to that many, I have been to Yankee Stadium, Comerica Park, Camden Yards and as a former season ticket holder for the Blue Jays I have been to the Roger’s Centre a huge amount of times. Yankee Stadium was my favoriteWhat stadiums have you been too? And which one was your ultimate favorite?
You’re better off doing that trip at this time of year. Miami in the winter is so much nicer than Miami in the summer. In the summer it’s 90 degrees and super humid and you get a thunderstorm every afternoon. This time of year it’s not as rainy and the temperatures are usually around 75 every day.
I respect you and everyone who turns a wrench professionally. I'm 51 and in decent shape physically but there's no way I could wrench for a living; I know my body well enough to know it wouldn't stand up to the abuse for very long. Are you planning to stay in the car repair business, or do you have a long term exit strategy? At a bare minimum, maybe work some yoga or other type of good stretching into your daily routine to stay limber and prevent injury.Just got home from work. I’m tired. I want to retire lol...
I’ve been doing it almost 6 years will be 6 in June and I’m 22 will be 23 this year in April. Started at 17. Plan on staying in it till I retire. I couldn’t imagine or see myself doing anything else other than maybe working at a retail store and not making hardly any money. If I ever get enough money saved up to live comfortably without having to work too hard I’d like to open up a DVD and physical media store but it probably wouldn’t survive. I’ve been trying to take longer walks with my dog hoping that will help. Part of the reason my back always hurts so much is because when I was a kid I hurt it playing baseball. It’s not an everyday thing but it’s a couple times a week but my knees always hurt especially my right one. I love working on cars and really is the only thing I know so besides the store I’d like to open one day I could not imagine doing anything else.I respect you and everyone who turns a wrench professionally. I'm 51 and in decent shape physically but there's no way I could wrench for a living; I know my body well enough to know it wouldn't stand up to the abuse for very long. Are you planning to stay in the car repair business, or do you have a long term exit strategy? At a bare minimum, maybe work some yoga or other type of good stretching into your daily routine to stay limber and prevent injury.