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Sunday, October 11, 2009

POSTSEASON- Back to Normalcy?

Today we took Sofia to her first children's birthday party. After three months on the road, I feel as though our lives are starting to come back to normal. The piles of mail have been taken care of, laundry is not quite there yet, there are boxes to be put away and an auction event to plan. Still unemployed, our sense of normalcy is questionable. We are making the best of it. The experience of spending this summer together, gave us a new perspective on our lives and who we are. Untapped skills were discovered, new people were met and the possibilities of the next step are endless. With my skills in PR and journalism and Roberto's skills in operations, PR and administration I believe we will be OK. For those out there who are on the same boat, be strong and continue to shape your skills and network, network, network. Make use of the obligatory "time off" to better yourself and open the door to places you never thought of looking. You never know where your next job lies. This is the summer that changed us as a family and when visions of cracker jacks and seventh inning stretches start dancing in my head, I say "there's always postseason." that's my new normal.

Learn more about our journey: www.30ballparksandababy.com

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Home SAFE!

Our tour of 30 ballparks with our baby Sofia ended on October 2, 2009. Our return home was bitter-sweet. Sure its great to sleep in your own bed, but the memories of the tour of a lifetime will forever remain as an important part of the history of our family. This creates a bit of nostalgia. Our 90 day-plus road-trip saw us through the most beautiful scenery our country has to offer. How else can you watch a meteor shower in the Utah Arches, literally walk on glass over the Grand Canyon cliffs, go fishing for Salmon in Seattle all while taking in the American past time at each home team turf? OK. It wasn't all fun and games. This trip was work. From the planning to the posting of journals to the driving, diaper changes, feedings, while conducting interviews with the media and potential employers, our tour was a journey of self-discovery. Here you had three people, mom, dad and a 4-month old taking on a trip of a lifetime. For us it was about discovering each other and spending every waking moment with our new baby. Could we survive as a couple spending 24/7 together? We did it!

Judy, Roberto and Baby Sofia

See how we did it: www.30ballparksandababy.com