Even though Michael will often tell you that he is not crazy about baseball, methinks he doth protest too much. To support my case, here is an image of Michael sharing a moment of camaraderie with a teammate. I thinks he likes baseball, and, in particular, I know that he likes getting people out. What he, and most of the kids do not like, is the fact that the games go about 2 hours. I agree with him, and I am going to suggest to the league to shorten them by an inning; as in most things, you should always leave them wanting more.
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Here are the postcards that were sent to Michael and Alex's grandparents and greatgrandparents via Cardstore.com. I think of them as a mixture of public relations and propaganda. Read enough of their lives, and you can consider yourself a virtual grandparent/aunt/uncle. There are worse things.
Postcard Archive
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- Head Tilter
- 40th annual Dublin Frog Jump
- Alejandro
- Where A Pitch Becomes a Hit
- Camaraderie
- Double Hot Dog Power
- Faster Than The Human Eye
- Ups-a-Daisy
- Difficult Duty
- Golden Glove
- A Very Competent Mathematical
- The Rainbow Connection
- Tomagochi - 'never give up!'
- Alex is taking to water like... well, like Michael...
- Nefarious, Odious or Dastardly
- Memorial Day 2005
- First Snocones
- Best Foot Forward
- A Full Day of Work and Play
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About Postcardarama
- Robert A Patton
- Dublin, OH, United States
- Robert A Patton is the father of two wonderful boys, Michael and Alex. In many ways they represent all that is good in their father and his love for them is without bounds.
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