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About Me
- Kathy Amen
- South Texas, USA
- I am a retired librarian who loves to travel and also loves the comforts of home. The purpose of this blog is to encourage appreciation for the special wonder and uniqueness of everything I see—around the house, around town, and on my travels.
What I'm currently reading
- The Soul of an Octopus: a surprising exploration into the wonder of consciousness, by Sy Montgomery
- The Ten Thousand Doors of January, by Alix E. Harrow
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3 comments:
Oh, lovely! I've been in some stadia and arenas where you feel quite dizzy in the 'nosebleed' seats! You look very pleased - were you watching baseball?
it was the Rockies, so it had the appearance of baseball, but reminded me more of the critic who once said: "The Marx Brothers and their various relatives ran around the stage for almost an hour, yesterday afternoon. Why I'll never understand."
Oh, Steve, it wasn't *that* bad!
Yes, Emm, it was the Colorado Rockies' lovely stadium in Denver. The coolest part is that our seats were just one row above the "mile marker" purple row that you can see behind me. It runs all around the stadium at, supposedly, exactly 5280 feet elevation.
So, I guess the term "nose-bleed" seats would apply, although we had a fine view of all the action.
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