Okay, so the other day, I saw something about the Houston Astros’ “Faith and Family Night.” Sounded interesting, so I decided to check it out.
First, I looked up what it actually was. Turns out, it’s this special event they hold at a game, combining baseball with, well, faith and family stuff. They usually have Christian music, testimonials from players, and sometimes even post-game concerts.
Next, I went to the Astros’ website to see when the next one was scheduled. I found the date and saw that it was after a game against the Angels. Cool, a game and an event all in one!
I then tried figuring how to get the ticket for it, it seems it include in the game ticket. Just bought the game ticket then I can stay for it.
- Checked the weather forecast, just in case. You know, Houston weather can be unpredictable.
- Planned my route to Minute Maid Park. I considered taking the MetroRail to avoid traffic and parking hassles.
I made a note to myself, “Arrive early!” These events can get pretty crowded, and I wanted to get a good seat, not just for the game but also for the post-game activities.
Game Day!
I took the metrorail, the enviroment is * enjoyed the pre-game atmosphere. People were tailgating, kids were playing catch, and the smell of hot dogs was * is a nice day.
The game itself was awesome, Then, after the final out, the “Faith and Family” part started. The stage got ready, and the music begin.
It was really pretty cool to * also meet some new friends there. It is an unforgettable night.
