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Baseball Game Narrative Essay

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I am so excited for the baseball game that I am going to tonight. My favorite team, the Kansas City Royals, are playing in the World Series against the New York Mets. The Royals won the first game of the series in a thrilling, 14 inning game. My dad went to the game, but didn’t get to go to that game. Unfortunately, I am at school right now so I didn’t get to skip school because of the game. My dad is going to pick me up at school at 2:00 for the 7:00 pm game so we can go out and tailgate and play around with the baseball and football that we are taking to the game. My dad is grilling hamburgers and hot dogs, and I am definitely going to have a hot dog with cheese melted on it and wrapped in bacon. School so far has gone by so slowly. I received to school at 7:30 and it is 10:00 am right now, but it has felt like a whole day has gone by. I am in reading right now and I am super bored. We are learning about the six signposts while reading the book Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen. I have just finished chapter 13, which is also …show more content…

Once we got to the game, my grandparents had already set up the big, white tent with KC Royals in painted in blue at the top. That lifted my spirits a little bit, knowing that my family might have the coolest tent of them all. After dinner, my family headed into the stadium. The Royals stadium, in my opinion, is the best stadium of all of the major league stadiums. Once we get to our seats, I immediately realize that our seats aren’t that bad. They are in the second row of the top deck but I can see everything. My brother really wants to go out to the outfield because that is where all of the fun activities are, so he and my other brother go out to the outfield with my mom and my grandma. Meanwhile, I stay at the seats with my dad and grandpa because I do not want to miss any of the great

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