Last night I was not feeling well, but I did stick it out at work
and drag myself to band practice. Then I went home and watched Game Two of the
World Series with Travalon. We both missed the first inning, in which the Cubs
scored a run; today I checked the newspaper, but in the description of the
game, there was nothing about how this run was scored. Did a guy steal home?
Did someone get a home run? How odd, because in descriptions of football games,
they always tell you about interesting plays. Baseball is so much more about
statistics, and there were all kinds of statistics for this game listed in the
paper, so maybe if I’d understood them, I could tell you what happened. There
was an unearned run later when the bases were loaded and the Cleveland pitcher
walked someone. Unfortunately Cleveland stole home on a wild pitch, but that
was the only run they got, so the final score was 5-1 Cubbies. Yay! Now the
series is tied. I’ll bet the advertisers love it, because tons of people are
probably watching the Cubs, and it is anyone’s series at this point. It has
been a real battle of the pitchers. Tonight there is no game, so Travalon and I
are going to a lobster boil, but all weekend long there will be games. I don’t
know if we will make it to the Halloween parties at the Nau-Ti-Gal and the East
Side Club! Of course, we don’t have costumes, so we are not ready for them
anyway…
Famous Hat
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