Even though my boys are now both teenagers, I still catch myself treating them like little kids, so I did feel timid about leaving them at home for the whole day to take the train to New York for the US Open. I realized I didn’t have any real fears that they couldn’t handle themselves when a friend asked what I worried would happen, and the worst I realistically pictured was them sitting in a pile of filth not having eaten for 12 hours while on a World of Warcraft marathon.
So my husband and I had a lovely day in New York. It was my first time at the tournament, and I’m glad I went. Where else can you get a can of beer for $7.50?
It was great seeing the action up close on the small side courts. I caught myself saying ridiculous things like, “Oh, I could have gotten that volley.”
The boys were fine. They were still on Warcraft sitting where we left them. When I asked Dan what he did all day, he said, “I pwned some noobs.”
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That is so awesome!!! I’ve always wanted to go to the US Open! It is ridiculous how much they charge for stuff at those kind of events though
I love the picture of you and the hubby

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Oh…and that last pic with the guy knocked out in the background…HILARIOUS!!
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lol, I thought so too! I hadn’t even noticed him until I cropped the photo.
Hahahaaa i love the last photo, he apparently isn’t a huge tennis fan

What an awesome experience, too bad there was no strawberries and cream, hmmm no idea what tournament that is but i somehow relate everything back to food!
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I’ve seen strawberries and cream on TV for breakfast at Wimbledon. Maybe some day?
Wow I’m so jealous!! What a great day out for you and your hubby … love the photos!
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