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Parking Lot Memories.

I’m always amazed when people write about their childhood memories at Shea because of the details remembered.  While most of my memories are just a blur of good times at a baseball game, others can remember what they wore, specific dates, pitching match ups and probably the starting lineup.  I have one very specific memory of being at (or near) Shea.  It was July 11, 1986.  (I know this because I looked it up!) My uncle took my sister and I to the game.  El Sid was pitching and the Mets were destroying the Braves when we left the stadium.  I know this because I looked at the box score and when we went to games with my uncle we left after the 7th inning stretch to beat the traffic getting out of the parking lot.  I was never happy about this but at 11 years old I wasn’t one to protest.  While walking toward my uncle’s car in the parking lot where CitiField now stands we heard a huge roar from the stadium. 

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Boobiethon Forget baseball, drown your October sorrows in boobies!  Today kicks off the Annual Blogger Boobie-Thon.  I’m proud to say that I have been a participant and/or donor since it’s inception in 2002*.  Now you should, too!  Go donate some of the cash you saved on post-season tickets.  If you’re feeling frisky slap a Mets temporary tattoo on your rack and send in a photo of it. Boys, too! (Boys especially!)

Note that some of the pages on the Boobie-Thon site are not work friendly.  Be careful clicking around if you don’t want you boss to catch you looking at breasts all day.

*assuming you found the link… yes, I was blonde back then. 

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