I had insomnia last night, but I suspect it was from staying up late to watch the Red Sox take two out of three from the Dodgers last night - on the road. That is what is known as a statement win - and a statement series.
This team reminds me a great deal of the '98 and '99 Red Sox teams. Like those squads, this isn't the most talented team in the league - but they are not the least bit intimidated by anyone. And that attitude can carry them a long way in October. Now if only my Mariners could acquire some of that grit... but that is a topic for another day. :c)
OK, enough baseball talk. :c) Apologies; I get carried away when it comes to my favorite sport. In fact, I'm typing this with one eye on the St. Louis - Cincinnati NL Central matchup. Yes, I am a total seamhead, as they call we baseball nerds...
Anyway, I just wanted to put up a quick post to assure everyone that I am, in fact, feeling fine - or groovy, as a Mister Simon and Mister Garfunkel put it so eloquently back in the day.
Follow below the fold for more. :c)
I have had a number of people get in touch the past 24 hours to express their concern. I am genuinely touched that so many people would take the time to reach out to be sure I am doing OK.
I truly do feel better, in large measure to my session on Saturday with M. She always helps me sort through my scatter-brained, to say nothing of half-baked, musings to get at what is really going on in the echo chamber between my ears. :c) (No, seriously: the acoustics up there must be wonderful! lol)
Here are a few quick shots I took today to prove I am bright-eyed and bushy-tailed once again.
OK... more like baggy-eyed and bony-butted (the curse of we Irish-American lasses)... but you know what I mean!
Apologies for the scruff; I have electrolysis tomorrow. Much as I loathe the shadow, letting it grow for a few days means M, my electrologist, can take out even more of the evil little buggers. Enjoy yourselves now, fellas, because your days are numbered! ;-p
BTW, here is a close-up of the way-cool 3/4 sleeve baseball jersey I am proudly wearing:
I love this top - as much as I love the DRM!
Thank you again to everyone for your concern! You know how to make a girl feel good all over, you really do. :')
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Here's are a few of my favorite tracks from the DRM's only album (so far):
So, so lovely...
I have probably said this before, but Dave Rawlings is the best guitar player I have ever heard. And again, I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan from the fifth row at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston. Mr. Rawlings really is that good. :c)
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I would be remiss if I did not include a clip of S&G performing the song I used for the title of this little scribble. This is what joy sounds like:
"Life I love you... all is groovy." Just so. :c)
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4 comments:
Cass,
I just have to say that picture of you is amazing.
Ignoring the "scruff", which you can't really see to be honest, all I can see is a happy, confident looking woman who would fit in at any baseball game.
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I'm glad you are feeling groovy. Nice cap!
I agree with Jenna, I don't see anything but an attractive woman.
@ Jenna: Thank you *very* much, hon. I was mostly feeling happy *and* sleep-deprived when I took that, so it's nice to hear I can still pull off passable at the same time! lol
@ Joe: Thank you, sir! It's a Red Sox hat, as you probably gathered. :c) I have a Seattle Mariners cap I can model for a future post if you're interested. (And really, who wouldn't be, correct?)
@ April: Thank you, hon. It must be genetic! ;-p
Hugs to all!
Cass
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