We've never talked about baseball. I love your weaving together, as Don says. To name the man beyond baseball is even more damning than naming him beyond redemption. Just to say that the frequently marvelous 700+page book The Brothers K, by David James Duncan has baseball at its heart!
I don't know the Duncan book. Thanks for passing that along. I seem to remember you're an avid Blue Jays fan. I've never seen them live but have very fond memories of seeing the Expos back in the day.
You hit it out of the ballpark in my opinion.
Thanks, Alice. Baseball (almost) cures all ills.
What a brilliant weaving of themes to make a telling point!
My first trip to Camden Yards years ago is one of my favorite baseball memories.
It really captures that old-time feel, doesn't it?
We saw Mussina. Really great memory.
This is just so excellent I am busting. 😊
I felt luck to happen upon a subject that is both timely and mythic. Leave it to baseball.
I’m circling back to your grandson’s game, the food, the sun and your grand slam of grandmahood, Susie. They made my day. Thanks again (as always)…
I'll let you know what happens tonight. That's the thing about baseball. It goes on and on.
We've never talked about baseball. I love your weaving together, as Don says. To name the man beyond baseball is even more damning than naming him beyond redemption. Just to say that the frequently marvelous 700+page book The Brothers K, by David James Duncan has baseball at its heart!
I don't know the Duncan book. Thanks for passing that along. I seem to remember you're an avid Blue Jays fan. I've never seen them live but have very fond memories of seeing the Expos back in the day.
Indeed!