Springfield School Volunteers (with whom I serve as a mentor) sponsored a trip last night for 12 pairs of mentors-mentees to go to Mentor Night at Fenway Park in Boston, where the Red Sox took on the Cleveland Indians. We all received some awesome T-shirts and had some pretty decent seats in the bleachers.
The Red Sox absolutely crushed the Indians during a 12-run sixth inning. I taught my mentee about the lore of Fenway and some of the cooler aspects of baseball physics and we had a lovely bonding experience.
My favorite point in the evening was, of course, the eighth inning sing-a-long.
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The city of Springfield, Massachusetts, is made of 17 different neighborhoods, each with something special to offer. As a resident of East Springfield/Liberty Heights area, I felt it would be interesting to travel my neighborhoods on foot and see what they have to offer. This blog will serve a chronicle of my sojourns.
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- Courtney Leigh Llewellyn
- I come from a small town in New York called Millers Mills. I miss it horribly.
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