davewhite

I know what you mean. I'm kind of amazed at prime time tv where cop shows and doctor shows can show massive amounts of blood and violence to women and children but the hint of a whisper of a shadow of a curve of a hip is right out. It's weird.

That's wonderful! He's so dedicated. He's just lost all his sense he's so focused on getting that ball. I think in his head there's a throng of people closing in on him. He's been waiting for this moment his whole life. And his outfit? He's even dressed the part.

Aw, that's such a sweet and funny story. My daughter once stood up during a wedding during the vows and yelled to my friend the bride, "When do we eat cake?" Thankfully she laughed, as did the rest of the wedding party and audience. I was mortified. But really, she was just shouting what we were all thinking.

Here are some recommendations for baseball books for kids: Mudville My Most Excellent Year Shakespeare Bats Cleanup It's hard to find good books for kids, but I do a lot of reading of chapter books and novels for teenagers, so I thought I would share.

These are great stories. I actually am of guilty of daydreaming from my pee wee days. Took a fly ball right in the nose. Appropriately, I was in left field. Not even kidding. I think I learned my lesson then.