Fight for Your Right to Slide

The evenings this week are filling up quickly.

Tonight I accompanied my dad and half-brother, Max (both pictured in the box seats at the Cardinal game), to his baseball practice.

Thursday is possible tennis with people at work. We all conversed and found out Thursday was the only day to do this, and guess what we saw when checking the weather.



That would be the weather. Laughing at us. Evilly and without remorse.

And Wednesday is an event I am very excited about. Apparently a (false) rumor started a while ago that the St. Louis City Museum was going to be closing. One huge public outcry and several campaigns later, the founder of the City Museum, Bob Cassilly, decided to do something to thank everyone for their (unnecessary) support:

6 hours, 2 bands, 500 lbs of food, 0 cost. That’s right—this event is totally free after 6pm. We’re celebrating YOU. Be there. Ages 16 & up.

Everyone at work believes this whole situation is the brainchild of Kartono, who, like me, would do just about anything for free food. And 500 pounds ought to cover both of us and maybe a few others.

Anyway, for those of you in St. Louis on Wednesday May 21st, come on down and fight for your right to slide!