Icebreakers and the Titanic

The official Tudor House League icebreaker was this past weekend. Everybody's favorite team, the Blueballers, represented themselves well with a run all the way to the "D" division finals, where they were outlasted 11-5 by those BMO Bandits. The hi-light of the weekend had to be our elimination win over our arch-rivals the DT's. It was an extra inning thriller, capped off by Carrie's towering home run over the head of left fielder George. Way to go girl!!!!

Took the kids down to the museum to see the Titanic exhibition. It was well worth the trip, and the twenty-five dollars. Your given a boarding pass as you enter, and at the end of the exhibit, you're able to match your name up to the passenger list to see if you survived or not. I didn't make it, although my wife and two daughters did. Both Josh and Colleen survived, although Colleen was left a widow. It was an amazing exhibit, with many interesting things brought up from nearly two miles below the sea. There were actual parts of the ship, as well as some artifacts from the passengers. It was definitely worth a second look when I return.

Speaking of returning, it is 5:30 on Saturday morning and that can only mean one thing. It's another trip stateside to San Diego. As much as it's my favorite place outside of home, I'm not really into this trip. It's going to be a long one. It's great financially, but a bit draining spiritually. Nine days in a whole different way of life. A little more hectic than I'd like.

See you when I see you.
Baron