I knew they could do it! I think that was the first baseball game I’ve ever actually sat through until the [sweet, very sweet] end. When I was little, my dad took me to a mets game. I still feel guilty for whining so much that we had to leave . . . maybe before the game actually started! Anyway, game seven was hot. My favorite part is always the end when all these grown men just freak out and throw themselves at each other and the ground and cry and laugh and it’s so cute. Like I said last week, I love joe torre, especially when he gets that proud father look in his teary eyes. Gamewinner Aaron Boone is a cutie and I’m glad Roger Clemens gets the chance to pitch again in the series and I love that Giambi walks up to the plate and just hits a homerun on the first pitch. I heart that New York City spirit.
Fall break was good. I spent the night at camp on Friday and saw Drew and Alicia and it smelled so good there. And then I went home to see my Maggie . . . and my family, too.
On the way home, I drove right under a rainbow, which was awesome. Then a huge wind storm attacked my car and shook it around and the 45 mph winds practically tore both my windshield wipers off! Good thing my headlights were working again. It turns out that they didn’t randomly short out and they didn’t burn out simultaneously. No really, the mechanic said so! He diagnosed that one went out and I didn’t notice, and when the other burned out it happened to catch my attention. Ohhhh.
Quote of the day: “Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them.”-Aristotle
love always, em locke
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