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Well Hello there...

I have been away traveling a little and have been busy so I didn't get to blog for a while. But I'm back and would like to share my trip with you. I went to Scottsdale, Arizona, for spring training. In last two years this complicated game called Baseball grew on me and thanks to a few people with patience who explained it to me, I now love the game. Spring training was a lot of fun. It was my first time in Arizona and I love it! I thought Scottsdale was beautiful. It's a little spread out so a car is a must. Also, I would never go there during summer because of how hot it gets, so march was perfect. I will definitely will be planning to go back next spring training! For now I will be enjoying the actual season games! GO GIANTS!!!!!!! Here are a few pictures from my trip. The house I stayed at, the games and of course the cactuses!!!







 Until next year Scottsdale <3


As Always, 
Stay Classy My Friends!


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