Happy Birthday to Scoreboard Gourmet! Another off-baseball-season of me thinking I'm going to retire, followed by another big pre-season moment (thanks to Metsgrrl, Metsblog, and TedQuarters for sending over all the Mets love - 2300 unique visitor bday eve).
This cake (pictured) is from my brother's birthday last month. That little body behind it is my soon-to-be-3 nephew. Here's the cake picture from Scoreboard Gourmet's 1st birthday. That was from a wedding.
So what's in store for the new Scoreboard Gourmet year? How about video? Everyone keeps asking me for video. And I'm joining a podcast with Metsggrl and A-League-of-Her-Own. I'm a litte nervous somehow. More about that to come, very soon.
Before I got back to Mets Bonanza I want to say Thank You to all my readers. As always, let me know what You want to know, and what You ate at the game.
Food Tour during boring games sounds like what certain teams have in mind when they expand their offerings. Kidding. Sort of. Pre-game is ideal for food-game-tour. Shorter lines and no chance of missing something.
That said, new stadiums are pretty well set up for just this thing - wandering while eating and watching. Minor league games (esp sub-AAA) are great for this sort of thing, if only their food was better.
Posted by: Sara Pepitone | March 26, 2010 at 02:35 PM
In my opinion, minor league parks are better for little ones, if you want them to actually experience the game. Some MLB parks (Cleveland comes to mind) have jungle gym type set ups, but seems to me you can stay home for that. If you want kids to get into going to games, bring them to where they can see the field, hear the crack of the bat, and not be 1000 feet away from the action.
Posted by: Sara Pepitone | March 26, 2010 at 02:29 PM
Toddler Friendly ball parks?
Posted by: Judah | March 26, 2010 at 01:54 PM
Congrats on the big 3!!!!!
Can't wait to see what you have in store for the upcoming season.
Have you ever organized a foodie tour for reader/friends??? Maybe during a game you know will be boring so we can spend the bulk of it eating/drinking, and just a little time sunbathing/watching/cheering? I'd pay good money for that :)
Posted by: jlr | March 26, 2010 at 11:12 AM