Photo Week #33
A week of productive wedding planning (aka I sent out the invites – finally!) and baseball.
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On Friday night, Justine invited Jeremiah and I to go watch an A’s game with her church friends for Korean Heritage Night.
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This game played until 13 innings and although halfway through the extra innings we wanted to leave because it was so cold, we got a second wind of excitement when the A’s loaded up the bases – and then struck out. But the A’s won and then we watched fireworks set to K-Pop music and it was amazing.
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Yesterday, I drove all the way out to Modesto to watch a minor league baseball game. I had a prime seat (right by home base) and I loved the small town feel of it. All the way back on the drive I wondered if I could ever imagine myself living in a small inland town and ultimately I decided that I could not because of the jobs. And also I realized that I was the only Asian person I saw during the whole five hours I was there. It was still a nice feeling, though, to experience something small and local. Like Sweet Home Alabama, but Modesto and minor league baseball instead of Alabama and Civil War reenactments.
If you’re wondering, I did defrost and bake frozen biscuits this past week and just enjoyed one today. The ones that didn’t work as well in the first batch rose a lot higher after freezing and are just as delicious, which is a relief to me!