Sunday in Green Bay

Dad had to leave town today, so mom I and did the best thing we could think of to make us forget out missing or Papa- we went to Green Bay.

I spent the day with Mrs. Heuchling. She took me to the nature preserve. They gave me a bag of corn to feed the geese.

I was taking too long to get the corn out and one of the geese came right up to me and gave me a nip to get me moving faster- but it didn't even bother me. So to make the geese happy, I just emptied the whole bag out on my feet.

Then all the geese flew away. It was a great afternoon!

Poor mom. Her afternoon probably wasn't as fun. She had to spend the whole time sitting on a bench in the cold rain, watching some football team that wasn't the Bengals.

Do you know the song "In Heaven there is no beer"? Mom says it's not true, because at Lambeau, they serve plenty of beer (until the end of the third quarter).

Here's Brett Favre in action. He had a truly record-breaking performance today. Unfortunately, that record was the all time interceptions record. And in Scott Heuchling's words "Brett Farve doesn't just break records, he smashes them." (He had three interception today.)
Nonetheless, the Packers still won and mom got to see some really cool plays, like Charles Woodson's 57-yard fumble return for a touchdown.

Here's mom and Scott enjoying their 19th row seats.

Lambeau feild entrance. The statue is of Curly Lambeau. I asked mom what he was pointing at. She said he was pointing at the Vince Lombardi statue.

We finally made it home. Luckily, it never really rained at all. It just drizzled all day long.

Thanks for the great day, Mr. and Mrs. Heuchling and Scott!

To Dad: You're going to do great at your interview tomorrow. We're really proud of you!