ROOFS people!!! Geesh!!

[susandennis]

So we have a baseball make up game that was missed the first time on account of snow. Now it's raining. Holy crap. If you have weather and a major league baseball team, get a fucking cover for your stadium. Or don't have the Mariners on your schedule. Your choice. I've had enough of this crap.

It's been a really low key day - even for me. I actually did take a walk this morning and discovered a very old building that has been crumbling down for a long time is getting a total facelift that is almost done. It does look weird, I think, to have a 100 year old building with 1 month old windows. But... I'm glad it's not falling down.

Shortly after I got back here, the heat heated up so I have not left. Or opened the door to the terrace. And so far, I've maintained my cool.

I've been trying to figure out how to mix and match knit and woven fabric. Woven fabric comes in so many different patterns and colors - way more than knit. But knit is so much more comfortable and laundry-able. I had a great idea that I tried today and got close to good. Not quite but close. I'm now on a reboot of that same idea, a different way. I was going to cut out the fabric during the baseball game.

See paragraph one above.

Tomorrow, night is one of my Diamond Club games. Roof plus no rain the forecast.

Comments

[siobhan63.livejournal.com]

I think if a team whose home stadium has a roof has road games rained/snowed/weathered out, the make-up games by default should have to be played in the roofed stadium. Like, hey, we came to your city, we couldn't play ball because weather, so next time you're in OUR neck of the woods, we'll make it up in OUR stadium which is impervious to weather (unless we're talking about ice chunks falling off the CN Tower and punching holes in said roof).

[susandennis]

Or like in Seattle when giant ceiling tiles fell onto the seats in the Kingdome...

But, yes, your plan is perfect. Listen up MLB!!