Cheering, Near Philadelphia
I've never watched a football game on television. In fact, somehow I discovered that the best time to do grocery shopping is on Sunday afternoon when the Eagles are playing.
But baseball is a little different. I actually understand how the game is played and remember proudly announcing to friends, "Clay Dalrymple lives across the street from me." (That was true. I was the family's babysitter.) About every three or four years I'll have a season where I watch many of the games. This was not one of those years. But I did watch the play-offs and parts of the first two games of the Series.
What I do enjoy is seeing the enthusiasm of Philly fans. We previously lived next-door to a family that had a crowd of teenagers who would run out into the street, whooping and cheering after any kind of a major televised win. I kind of miss The Joyces in our current more sedate neighborhood.
I don't know the family that lives three blocks down our street and put up this elaborate seasonal display. But I know I have to share it. (Photo courtesy of Himself)
Go Phillies!
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The family across the street from us when I was in HS had a son my age, who usually played Taps on his trumpet from his open window at sunset.
As I read once, "We choose our homes, but God chooses our neighbors."
Hugs!
It's been a lean few years, but they are back with a vengeance this year and I am thrilled!
Fly Eagles, Fly!