Kenyon's dreams on paper at 10 years old (1 photo)

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The things you find while looking for something...
Kenyon was almost 10 years old when he did this... It's spot on (except for the earrings)!
Boston was even our 1st MLB home visit in October 2015.
This is so crazy! Lol

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