The Lovebirds, a History
Between Muna and Sammy, this person asked out the other.
Who is Sammy?
This is Sammy's Zodiac sign.
What is Cancer?
Muna is the oldest of this many siblings (including herself).
What is four?
This is the only type of pitch allowed in softball.
What is underhand?
The Golden Gate Bridge was originally going to be painted these two colors.
What are black and yellow?
This is the name of the middle school they both attended.
What is Presidio?
This is the name of Sammy's company.
What is Cirtec Medical?
This is Muna's favorite form of carbs.
What are noodles?
This is the city where the first known softball game was played.
What is Chicago?
In 1873, this San Francisco staple was developed to stop horses from sliding to death on wet cobblestones.
What is the cable car system?
This is the number of times they have been to Japan together ... so far.
What is three?
This neighborhood in Tokyo is Sammy's favorite destination in Japan.
What is Akihabara?
This is the number of years that Muna has been at Qualcomm.
What is seven or seven and a half?
This is how far apart bases are on a standard softball field.
What is sixty feet?
DAILY DOUBLE
Before it was renamed San Francisco in 1847, the city was called this.
This is the date when they did their civil ceremony this year at the courthouse.
What is August 28th?
This is how many U.S. states, aside from California, Sammy has visited.
What is four?
This is the number of countries in Europe that Muna has visited.
What is nine?
The first official international softball competition was the Women's Softball World Championship, held in 1965 in this city.
What is Melbourne, Australia?
Residents saved this San Francisco neighborhood from relocation by quickly rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake.
What is Chinatown?
This is Muna and Sammy's couple song, including title and artist.
This is Sammy's favorite actor currently.
Who is Alan Ritchson?
What is kindergarten?
This is the year the first known softball game was played.
What is 1887?
Golden Gate Park boasts the oldest public ones of these in America.
What is a Japanese garden?