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Lambeau Field: A Day At Home
Nearly every Sunday afternoon in fall just about anywhere in Wisconsin you will likely find most people cheering on the green and gold. While watching a game at Lambeau Field is an incredible experience, my Sunday’s revolve around being with my family during game time and watching from the luxury of our own living room. I look forward to this Sunday routine every week: waking up early to attend 9:30 mass at St. Teresa Church, off to the grocery store to stock up on Packer party essentials, and then kickoff begins. By game time the table is loaded with mounds of freshly baked goodies and an assortment of lunchtime snacks. Our Sunday’s best include sporting your desired Packer jersey, my dad and I both support #12 for Aaron Rodgers. I love watching
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