Louisville Sluggers

Louisville was yet another cool city. We stayed at the Springhill Suites, but moved over to the Fairfield after a few days so that we could have a bathtub. I filled a storage tub from the shower spout for a few days and decided that was too much when it came to hair washing.













I found our cruise ship sink kinda funny. It's a nice hotel and all the Marriots at this level have a great comp breakfast. Soph doesn't care that it is comp...she just likes to socialize in the morning. We normally spend about an hour in the breakfast area, as Soph likes to strike up conversations with the other children staying at the hotel. In the evening, Soph and I go back and bring our dinner to the lounge area. The table and high chairs make it an ideal place for meals.
The Louisville Slugger museum and factory tour were awesome. It was one of the best tours we have been on because the factory is THE working factory and there are batting cages, a really cool pitching exhibit, and an exhibit where you cam hold Mickey Mantle's bat. You can also have a bat made and engraved on the spot. Eric got one that said "Shrek: The Musical.". It's going to be a cool memory along side his Shrek Cubs jersey.






Our friend Kelley, whom Eric and I met at The Barn Theatre our first year, now lives in Louisville with her husband and son, Mack. Mack was born the week after Soph. They visited us for the day on Thursday and we had a great time. The babies really liked being around each other. One of my favorite moments was when they got into chasing each other. Sophie would crawl away and then look over her shoulder to see if he was following. Then she would just crack up laughing. Classic.


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