It was dramatic, too. The Tiger’s got one run at the top of the second (Craig Monroe), which was nice and pretty until the bottom of the fourth when Johnny Damon hit a homer that drove in for three.
… Read the restTigers just won game two. Read More »
– As it turns out, the game last night was cancelled due to rain. But verlander will be facing off against Messina in just shy of an hour. You can watch it at MLB.com.
– OCTOBER – is dog adoption month.
… Read the restI’m just going to post (again) Mitch Albom’s piece on last night’s game. This is probably (technically) a thing that could be a bad thing with a Copyright thing, but hey, I get, what, like 30 hits a day on this blog.
… Read the restThe Morning After Game #1, ALDS. Read More »
– TIGERS –
They didn’t humiliate themselves, but neither did they turn in a command appearance. Magglio threatened to turn it into a game a couple times, but the first threat was cut short by an ill-advised attempt to steal third, and the second a pop fly.
In 58 minutes, I will be sitting in a Manhattan bar packed like sardines in a tin with an almighty fishy bunch of Yankees fans. Whether or not I’ll survive the encounter is up in the air. I think my odds of survival are approximately the same as the Tigers odds of winning tonight.
… Read the restTigers: The Moment is Now. Read More »
– YESTERDAY – Exhausted and came down with a cold. Still, got some schoolwork done and finished Darcey Steinke’s book Jesus Saves.
– OCTOBER – is Dental Hygiene month.
– TODAY – is post-season game one of Tigers v.
Stone: Opal.
Flower: Cornflower.
Virtue: Contentment.
“Nobody has ever measured, even poets, how much a heart can hold.”
– Zelda Fitzgerald.
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… Read the rest– This weekend was a moderately productive weekend following hard on an exhausting week. I’m not complaining.
– I’M EXCITED AND SQUEAMISH : THE TIGERS BEGIN THEIR FIRST POST-SEASON IN 19 YEARS TOMORROW. At the last minute of the regular season, they slipped behind the Twins, but clinched the Wild Card spot.
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For each of the prior readings I was able to take the entire selection and integrate it into a sort of overall impression that I was able to relate independently to my own experience and more explicitly to the theme of the class itself.
… Read the restThe Collected Poems of Frank O’Hara, by Frank O’Hara. Read More »
