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St. Louis weekend- Cardinal's Game

After a quick stop by the hotel to drop off some of our things and meet Zach's parents, we headed off to the game.  We found a parking garage about 5 blocks away, but it was pretty cheap, so we gladly walked down to Busch stadium.  Once inside we located our seats (which were mercifully in the shade! Can I get an Amen?)  I was so excited we wouldn't have to sit in the sun.  There was virtually no wind, which made things pretty hot!  We got some delicious Philly Cheesesteaks and sat back to wait for the game to start.  It was a slow game until the 7th inning, but the Cards won against the Phillies!  4-1!  I told Zach we were their good luck charms! ; )  I'm not going to lie, though, I was very happy to get back into his parents' air conditioned car!! It took what seemed like forever and a day to get out of downtown because they had construction going on, but we finally arrived back to the hotel around 7:00.  We took a desperately needed shower and went out to supper at Tucker's, a steak house near our hotel.  All of us who were staying the night (Zach's parents, grandparents, aunt, and uncle) went out to eat.  I ended up getting the filet mignon and it was one of the best I've ever had.  It was so flavorful!  After supper, we were all stuffed, so we went back to the hotel and put our tired selves to bed! 
Our view!

Ahh, look at all those world championships!

Again with the selfie!  We just didn't ask anybody to take our picture the whole weekend.  I've got to get better at that!


Win!



Nathan and Zach being goofy!

Zach's Mom and Dad.... and Zach photobombing!  How cute!

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