As a kid I remember seeing the Oakland Raiders Frank Youell Field from I-80, where they played from 1962–1965 until the Oakland Colosseum opened in 1966. Or seeing Arrowhead Stadium and Kauffman Stadium from the Interstate in Independence Missouri where the Chief's Football Team and the Royal's Baseball Team play.
The reason to come through Cincinnati was to visit with my son Ryan, wife Kaelyn and meet the three adorable girls that they have been fostering for the past 8 months. Due to foster rules, I cannot show pictures or even mention names online. Let's just say that these three girls are doing so well under Ryan and Kaelyn's control...we hope that one day the word "Foster" changes to "Adopted".
Above is the house they literally moved into about a week ago. Plenty of room for the expansion of the family. Due to their 9 hour drive from Kansas City to Cincinnati yesterday, and the disorder that comes from moving, we only stayed for 3-4 hours, and then got out of their way. The girls all got a kick out of me when I said, "What? Didn't Aunt Stephanie tell you that her and Ryan's daddy looks like Santa Claus?"
Staying at another Cracker Barrel, this one at the boarder of Indiana and Ohio. Had a thunder storm roll through, which was refreshing and it helped to clean some of the bugs off the van.
