20 April 2009

Opening day...

Today was the opening day for our local baseball team (Norfolk Tides, affiliated with the Orioles) and, as always, it is "Public Safety Recognition Night". For the last 5 years I have attended the opening day cerimonies. Today was no different, though it looked as if the weather wasn't going to cooperate. But as I walked into the park, the sun came out and the field was ready. B-E-A-Utiful!!! I had just gotten my usual jumbo hotdog with the works and looking for my seat (5 rows above the home dugout on the home plate side!!!!)when the phone rings. Amy: " I need you to come home!" Me: "What?!?!?!" Amy:"Bosco just bit Nathan and he's bleeding".
Well, no shit. I immediately leave to go home and inspect this "bite" and prepare to laugh at the typical mother over-response. Upon my arrival, I see the bite and no kidding- it's a bite! Upper arm gash, bleeding, and in need of stitches! So the rest of my evening was spent in the ED and though no stitches were needed, the cleaning and Steri-strips were enough to piss him off. What a day. I wonder how the game went...

17 April 2009

Spring

Spring has sprung! Today is garden day, placing the hands into mother earth and linking myself to the ancestry. Here's to a bountiful harvest (and if it fails- there's always the farmer's market!) And then a relaxing evening on the patio with the rocking chairs and fire pit. Am I ready for retirement, or what??

06 April 2009

Old friends

Yesterday I met up with some friends from high school, both of which live close to me. We met at a town mid-point to all, and had some dinner. Stories were told, laughs were had and names were mentioned: many of which I hadn't heard or thought of in 25 years. "I always wondered what ever happened to...". Nostalgia defined.
Thanks guys for a great evening- and here's to the next. Let's see if we can't expand the circle...

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