Towards the end of the baseball season, (specifically for the Cubs) I found this homage to that historic ball club. The flag was facing Lake Michigan and there is a tiny sign that reads GO CUBS. I am no sports fan, but I do really enjoy the idea of the pass-time, especially an "all american" one. And what I think I really enjoy is the fact that this piece seems to have not been contrived, but was designed while passing time. (I base this off of the little doggie prints in the sand.) There was no mission planned, no preparation, no materials, no real presence or concern for structural integrity, just time. This fan seemed to have mirrored the hopeful and enduring pride of this great ball club by casually constructing this sad intervention. My hat goes off to you.
"GO CUBS"
Towards the end of the baseball season, (specifically for the Cubs) I found this homage to that historic ball club. The flag was facing Lake Michigan and there is a tiny sign that reads GO CUBS. I am no sports fan, but I do really enjoy the idea of the pass-time, especially an "all american" one. And what I think I really enjoy is the fact that this piece seems to have not been contrived, but was designed while passing time. (I base this off of the little doggie prints in the sand.) There was no mission planned, no preparation, no materials, no real presence or concern for structural integrity, just time. This fan seemed to have mirrored the hopeful and enduring pride of this great ball club by casually constructing this sad intervention. My hat goes off to you.