The Best Part of Today

Sometimes the best part of the day doesn’t have to be anything big.

Today, it’s baseball.

Tonight I’m heading to the Dodgers game, and I’m excited to pick up the replica 2025 World Series ring. As a lifelong Dodgers fan, it feels like a fun way to celebrate a team I’ve spent years cheering for through the highs and the lows. I also think I deserve one—particularly a real one—for all of the years I’ve spent emotionally invested.

For me, there’s nothing quite like walking into Dodger Stadium. Seeing the field, hearing the crowd come to life, and knowing you’re about to spend the next few hours surrounded by fans who all share the same excitement.

Lately, life has felt like I’m stuck in an in-between space. Part of me is happy because I’m going out of the country with friends, and that’s something I’m really looking forward to. The other part of me feels heavy with my usual spiraling, thinking about things that lead to even more overthinking.

So today feels especially meaningful because going to a Dodgers game has always been an escape for me. An escape from my worries. An escape from my mind for a little while.

I can’t wait to dig into my Dodger Dog, sip on an ice-cold beer, flash my championship ring, and enjoy the game I love so much.

It’ll become another memory I’ll hold onto dearly.

What’s the best part of your day?

“It’s time for Dodger baseball.”