A perspective on the inside of each baseball stadium from my seat and made it intriguing to make it look like these pictures were part of a story in a book. Traveled from Maine to Missouri one summer for a baseball class and attended several major and minor league games.
From walking into Kauffman Stadium during the first pitch, to enjoying Independence Day in Cincinnati, to experiencing a minor league park in Columbus, to seeing a half-empty stadium in Cleveland, and getting a police escort on the way to the Mets game, this journey from the Midwest back to the East Coast proves to hold something spectacular at every stadium.
From the beginning of the school year, updates on the consumption of pizza that five of us have contributed to. Thanks to Pat’s Pizza and OHOP, good deals on pizza are the go to as the eye can see.
Starting out with a small tower of 23 boxes, we continued to demolish the pizza and add to the magnificent Leaning Tower of Pizza. Became too many for just one tower, so a second came along, and with too many again, the Leaning Arch was born. Notice the addition of the dart board, which is in the perfect place between the boxes.
The goal is to hit at least 100 by the end of the semester, and we’re sure we’ll eclipse that mark. In college, it’s all in good fun with scrumptious pizza, and it has never expressed disappointment in our hearts.
April 8, 2017 at 8:49 pm
I appreciate the look your gave your Baseball story, it brings back a kind of summer/fun/past feel. What I’m missing is a stronger story line. In a conventional narrative, the protagonist meets an obstacle or challenge, then a crisis, which changes him/her. Who or what changes in the story? Can you add other images that could indicate this Can you develop the plot more fully? How can images show the change?
You second set of images suggests a kind of pizza buying tale, but without your narrative, I can tell who or what changes (given the accumulation of boxes)? and how/why? Is there more of a story here that you could uncover?
Satisfactory