En Route to Cooperstown
Well today was a travel day for us and after a long day of driving we have made it into New York. Our next stop is Cooperstown. Both Kevin and I are very excited to be going to the Hall of Fame and be close to all of the legends. We are then off to NYC to watch the Mets and the Yankees. We both have the feeling that these games are going to be electric. Thanks to everyone who has been following us so far and a big thanks to all the men and women overseas making all of our baseball experiences possible.
Ballpark Tour of Duty 
Kevin, Sean
where’s the pictures for today? Have fun in Coopertown, Kevin don’t forget my sweatshirt.. and pictures tomorrow please. Love you guys. Mom
Hey Hayward!!!!
Get to Yankee Stadium early and walk up to the upper level behind home plate. The view is awesome of the whole stadium. You and Sean be safe and come home soon!!!!
Marc Eisberner
Hi Kevin,
Troy showed me the site. This is so cool. I am glad you are home and safe. It will be good to see you after your adventures in baseball come full circle to Safeco. (We need all our fans right now). You’re so grown up now it’s scary. Have fun. Be safe.
Hope to see you soon.
Tara
Hayward, Sean,
Awesome website! Have fun at Fenway, GO M’s!!!
See you guys in Cali
SMILES
Hey there guys!! Love the new pics. Okay Sean if you see a awesome Yanks tee for me get it and I will pay you back!! Just if there is a good one! Have fun guys and be safe! Neans
Hope you two are having the time of your life – you deserve it. Eat some hot dogs for me, they sound delicious! : ) Drive safe, call if you need anything and have fun!
Jenn
Dig your blog. keep it up!
Kevin and Sean:
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