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The Wiggles(not the ones on T.V.)

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Contributed by: will rigali on 7/9/2007

Hello, my name is Will Rigali and just a few weeks ago, my cousins and I attended a Rockies game. My cousins do not live in Colorado and therefore do not attend very many Rockies games, so my family thought it would be fun to take them to one.

There were lots of us and we couldn't really afford to pay for good seats, so sadly we ended up buying tickets to the rock pile section. Not only was the wait in line extremely hot, (because we were out in the sun) but it was really long, so we ended up waiting for hours. Luckily, however, we somehow managed to entertainourselves.

Total, there were eight kids, including my sister, all my cousins, and I. We were from all different age groups and found things to do while our parents suffered in the never ending line of the rock pile seats. While our parents waited in line, we sat in the shade and soon discovered that downtown Denver is home to some very unique people.

We all hudled together and observed the strange people we saw walk by. We saw some very interesting people, but no one we had seen so far could match who we now call "The Wiggles."

My cousin Mary Clare and I discovered them as we stood in the shade talking. We were just having a nice litlle chat when suddenly, out of no where we spied them standing ahead of us in line. They were a couple, and they were really getting into the kissing thing.

Its okay for couples to kiss occassionally but these people were out of control. While kissing they would kind of wiggle around, which gave them the name "The Wiggles." My older cousins and my sister tried not to look and just ignore them, and they tried to get my younger cousins not to look either, but they were just to excited and amazed how these people were acting in public.

When our parents finally got the tickets, we took our last look at The Wiggles and went home to eat dinner before we had to come back for the game. It was about four when we left. On the way home I was in the car with my mom, my Aunt Anne, and two of my cousins. Their names were Mary Clare and Paulette. Mary Clare was my age, a sophomore in high school, and Paulette was a freshman.

After we got home and ate dinner, we came back and went to our seats. Sadly someone had taken them so we sat somewhere else, only to get yelled at for taking someone elses seats. We saw the Wiggles again, and many other crazy people.

This story is a good memory I have with my cousins, andI hope to go to another Rockies game with them, but this time, be in a suite. We experienced the rockpile life, and I hope you let us experience the suite life.

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