That's what I was thinking as I lay in bed last night with a terrible fever and aches and pains all over my body....I'm starting to think that it wasn't just overeating at the restaurant in Houston....it's either due to something I ate there or maybe the water at the drinking fountain in Houston, or I actually just have swine flu....lol
It would be pretty ironic if I did 'cause I blogged three weeks ago about how hysterical the U.S. and the media here was making the outbreak of swine flu....and of course, it was eventually determined that swine flu might actually be a lesser kind of flu than a regular flu....but I'm not about to go to a doctor and pays god knows how much just to have the doctor tell me that I'll be fine in a day or two....
I'm feeling better than I did last night...I told the guys that I was gonna go out after the Rangers game, but my body was TKO for the night once I got back to the hotel room....
The game itself was pretty good.....1-1 until the 7th when the Rangers exploded for 6 runs and ended up winning 7-1. The Ballpark in Arlington is quite a nice facility and I put up into Number 3 on the new list for ballparks that we've visited so far...
1) Minute Maid Park
2) Camden Yards
3) The Ballpark in Arlington
4) PNC Park
5) Citi Field (New Mets Stadium)
6) Fenway Park
7) Yankee Stadium
8) Citizens Bank Park
9) Turner Field
10) Tropicana Field
11) Nationals Park
12) Dolphins Stadium (now named Landshark Stadium....lol)
Great sitelines again at this facility and so many little things to see and do around the stadium itself made it a very pleasant experience....on the negative side, except for the grass field in centre field where kids run onto the field, there's nothing that really makes it stand out and the modern features like a major screen for replays and the like is non-existant...they have one tiny one embedded into the left-field wall...by far, the smallest "big-screen" that we've seen so far....
Chris and Greg decided to buy all-you-can-eat seats and it was a great investment for them since they only paid 25 dollars each....you get to go into a private restaurant and can watch the game from either the stands in right field or you can continue to stay in the restaurant and watch the game from in there.....unlimited popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, chicken burgers and whatever else for 25 bucks....
I somehow snuck in to watch the game with them, but because of the stomach bug, I barely ate anything, and like I said before, by the end, I felt so terrible that I just needed to go to bed right away....
I'm feeling a little better today, so we're planning on touring around Dallas for the day and then checking out the nightlife, including the suggestion of the Million Dollar Club....after tonight, it's off to Branson, Missouri to meet up with Chris and Greg's cousin, Alexa....she'll join us for a few days as we do the state of Missouri.....
It would be pretty ironic if I did 'cause I blogged three weeks ago about how hysterical the U.S. and the media here was making the outbreak of swine flu....and of course, it was eventually determined that swine flu might actually be a lesser kind of flu than a regular flu....but I'm not about to go to a doctor and pays god knows how much just to have the doctor tell me that I'll be fine in a day or two....
I'm feeling better than I did last night...I told the guys that I was gonna go out after the Rangers game, but my body was TKO for the night once I got back to the hotel room....
The game itself was pretty good.....1-1 until the 7th when the Rangers exploded for 6 runs and ended up winning 7-1. The Ballpark in Arlington is quite a nice facility and I put up into Number 3 on the new list for ballparks that we've visited so far...
1) Minute Maid Park
2) Camden Yards
3) The Ballpark in Arlington
4) PNC Park
5) Citi Field (New Mets Stadium)
6) Fenway Park
7) Yankee Stadium
8) Citizens Bank Park
9) Turner Field
10) Tropicana Field
11) Nationals Park
12) Dolphins Stadium (now named Landshark Stadium....lol)
Great sitelines again at this facility and so many little things to see and do around the stadium itself made it a very pleasant experience....on the negative side, except for the grass field in centre field where kids run onto the field, there's nothing that really makes it stand out and the modern features like a major screen for replays and the like is non-existant...they have one tiny one embedded into the left-field wall...by far, the smallest "big-screen" that we've seen so far....
Chris and Greg decided to buy all-you-can-eat seats and it was a great investment for them since they only paid 25 dollars each....you get to go into a private restaurant and can watch the game from either the stands in right field or you can continue to stay in the restaurant and watch the game from in there.....unlimited popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, chicken burgers and whatever else for 25 bucks....
I somehow snuck in to watch the game with them, but because of the stomach bug, I barely ate anything, and like I said before, by the end, I felt so terrible that I just needed to go to bed right away....
I'm feeling a little better today, so we're planning on touring around Dallas for the day and then checking out the nightlife, including the suggestion of the Million Dollar Club....after tonight, it's off to Branson, Missouri to meet up with Chris and Greg's cousin, Alexa....she'll join us for a few days as we do the state of Missouri.....
