Chicago

This is the ugliest stadium I have ever seen in my entire life. It looks like the guy was drunk when he designed it. It's also just placed in the middle of the city. It seems out of place. On our second day in Chicago while coming up on it again, we were cursing it off, telling our cab driver how ugly it is, when we get a flat tire. Talk about bad luck. We pull right in front of the stadium to change the flat. Now giving us more of a reason to curse it off.

While at Navy Pier, we decided to stop in Billy Goat Tavern to get a Coors Light, surprised that they sold them. When I began to get hungery, I decided to have a famous "cheezeborger". I was extremely shocked about how fast the long line went and how amazing good the cheeseburger actually was. It was so good, I went back in line for a second burger.

Navy Pier was very fun with a great atmosphere. There was so much to do from eating to shopping to going on a tour boat. We stopped by Billy Goat Tavern while on the Pier for a beer and something to eat. We also were there the same time the Blue Angels air show was going on. Navy Pier was an excellent place to watch the airplanes fly overhead. Also, the pier had wonderful views of the city behind us. It was also pretty cool seeing very cute guys in those white navy uniforms, even if they had to wear that silly hat. All and all I had a wonderful time.

Wrigley Field is such a beautiful field, especially with the ivy on the outfield wall. We had awesome seats basically right behind home plate. It was extremely different from the new ballpark at home. At Wrigley, you don't have a big screen TV to see the replays. It was extremely old, but awesome. I had a blast, especially before and after the game considerly there is such much to do around the park. We enjoyed Cubby Bears before the game and the Battling Pianos and the Dugout bar. It was a bunch of fun!

We went to the Cubby Bear before the Cubs game. It was a neat little place right across the street from the ballpark. The food was pretty good, but the service wasn't. We stayed there and watched the 20 different TVs with different sports playing until about an hour before the game. I was surprised that they didn't ID me because they started a little bit after we got there. Hopefully, next time I can get by without ID, too.