Try and call the ballpark to explain your situation to get some kind of handicap seat and they might give youa wheel chair and everything. For last year I payed my father's car insurance for a month, gave him gas money like he did for me when I was a kid. I then told him he couldn't say thank you because what fathers do is taken for granted and he had to thank mom because mothers get all the credit. He got a kick out of that.
Why don't you kick the women out of the house and order whatever food you guys like and have a guys day together? Can even have it at your grandfathers house and just watch the game together.
Yeah, talked to him about that too. He seems kind of set on going to a game though, might have been something he's been meaning to do for a while now but got side tracked and forgotten--sounds like it would have more meaning to take his father to the new stadium since Shae got knocked down. I'm going to do something for him regardless though, follow up on that wheel chair idea maybe.
Do the yankee stadium trip. You would be amazed what excitement can do for your health. My grandfather had Emphysema and couldn't walk more then 10 feet before getting winded and had to rest. Picked him up and drove him 300 plus miles to watch a Cub game in Wrigley field and he was like a kid again. If watching a fucking Cub game doesn't kill you then I think you will be pretty safe at Yankee Stadium.
This. Guys want cards? Not to pull any sexist BS (but I am) but I don't know any guy who gives a shit about cards, unless they have money inside them. I'd rather you send me nothing but a check for $3 than waste it on Hallmark.
