We went to the Indians' Game on Sunday...

We took the train downtown. Not sure what's going on with Sam...maybe he has to go to the bathroom.

In front of the fountain at Tower City. If you look closely at Josh (double click the picture), he's looking at a cop who was right next to me telling me I can't let them sit there. Then, she said I could take the picture real quick. They weren't allowed to sit on that white ledge and guess who's sitting on it...maybe that's why he's looking at the cop.

Before the game, there's a bunch of different things the kids can do. Sam and Josh went into this bouncy thing (what do you call those things?) They give a lot of free things out too like baseball cards and those #1 hands (again don't know the "official" name for them, but you can see them below).

Josh and I went walking around before the game and he got his picture taken with some robots. Still don't know why they were there and what they have to do with the Indians...oh well. Josh liked them and he loved rubbing it in that he got to do something that Sam didn't.

Fun times with Dad! I don't know who was enjoying it more...Eric or the kids. Matthew was really into it and it was nice seeing Eric tell him about the game and what was happening.

This was Josh most of the game. He could care less what was going on with the game. As you can see, he's facing the back of the seat.

Attack of the Cotton Candy!! Ben was the only one that didn't have blue sugar crack all over him. And wouldn't you know, it's the one day I didn't bring any wipes. The people behind us got a kick out of it...they called them the "Blue Man Group".

After the game, the kids got to run the bases. Here's a picture of them after they did it because there were too many people in the way.

I had to make sure they didn't touch the grass or they would be shot on sight. Just kidding, but we did get yelled at for accidentally stepping on it.

The kids all got a Slider Mr. Potato Head at the game. They loved it because they could change the arms and take off its uniform.

To end the day, we went to Texas Roadhouse for dinner. They have the best ribs in town. And their chicken fingers are very good and like nothing you've ever tasted.

Great day...