A pass
Your omniscient author in absentia:
I had every intention of a strip this morning but, well, one thing led to another and the next thing you know I'm looking like Lavarnway scurrying after passed balls.
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Your omniscient author in absentia:
I had every intention of a strip this morning but, well, one thing led to another and the next thing you know I'm looking like Lavarnway scurrying after passed balls.
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That was ugly. Then it was beautiful.
Posted by: ParkerStPete | 2013.08.07 at 11:57 AM
It's been crazy. Chill and try to refresh thyself.
Posted by: cmdrflake | 2013.08.07 at 12:03 PM
I passed some balls once. Still not sure how they got there
Posted by: buckner was framed | 2013.08.07 at 12:05 PM
Last night the Red Sox Went Ugly Early.
As many of us probably have, on occasion. And by us I mean you guys. I never did that. Nope, not once.
Posted by: COD | 2013.08.07 at 12:24 PM
Lavarnway made amends. Also Big Papi waving everyone home for the go ahead run was a sight to behold.
Halfway through the first inning I looked up Mirabelli on the offchance he was somewhere in the greater Houston area and with a police escort we could have got him in for the second.
Posted by: BF | 2013.08.07 at 01:18 PM
After 2, Abby said, "I can't believe they're going to lose to Houston again." I bet her they'd win. Long story short, she has to commission a painting of me as a centaur.
Posted by: Bob | 2013.08.07 at 01:48 PM
Passed balls were making me Cringe!! Could not believe Lavarnway could not get the ball in the glove...knuckler didnt seem that hard to catch like Wake's was..
What a game though!! This group never gives up!
Posted by: redsoxnumba1 | 2013.08.07 at 02:02 PM
That first inning was just too awful to watch. The official scorer was having a hard time, too. He took pity on Lavarnway and ruled #5 a wild pitch. That's when I turned it off. Checked the score three hours later and got to see the happy ending, tho.
Posted by: JimLoomis | 2013.08.07 at 02:44 PM
Bob - you will share that painting with the creeps, right?
Posted by: COD | 2013.08.07 at 02:45 PM
Spouse hides quietly behind John Henry's rag while I watch. Serves as the empty-nest high five on occasion, but pretty sure baseball is not a concern. Jerry & Don fill most of the talk component for us.
Last night, half-way through the debacle chapter, from deep behind the folds of the Metro section: "Do they practice throwing and catching?"
Posted by: SAC | 2013.08.07 at 04:25 PM
Poor Abby.
Posted by: soxdownunder | 2013.08.07 at 04:59 PM
If Abby is an abstract painter, she could do anything and claim it was what had been ordered. Dated an abstrastionist. She was a riot. She got expelled before I did, which is saying something. ;-)
Posted by: cmdrflake | 2013.08.07 at 07:05 PM
a-b-s-t-r-a-C-t-I-o-n-I-s-t.
Posted by: cmdrflake | 2013.08.07 at 07:07 PM
past balls?
really?
Posted by: louclinton | 2013.08.07 at 08:25 PM
Bob, I expect to see that painting hanging behind the bar at Durty Nelly's when I come up this month. Win #70 on 8/6! Hello Bobby V.
Posted by: PaPesky | 2013.08.08 at 08:07 AM