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This is great. Josh played lights out— carrying Rahm!

great point.

I am a Christian and think Easter is great for that reason. but I agree with you about the eggs and the baskets and the ham. When I was a kid, my parents just gave me a few candy bars and that seemed fine. I am not sure why I have to hide all these plastic eggs for my kids. I feel like they would be fine if I just handed them a bag of gummy nerds. Re ham, my in-laws always say things like, “oh, this is a really good ham.” Is there really “good” or “bad” ham? I have pretty discriminating food tastes usually, but ham seems like ham, to me. It’s all pretty meh.

I don’t disagree with you. As I recall from the back and forth on this, my point in posting this was related to the prior discussion re her not checking in frequently with her dad. Not trying to tear her down; more of an explanation that maybe she had her own stuff she was dealing with.

Gotta have him on the roster this year to get his SB ring!

even with the “givin” in the title!! 😄

John Olerud always wore a batting helmet in the field.

I have never tried one. I would like to, but then I remembered that this was Doug Marrone’s favorite meal.

As an aside, Josh Allen was there. I guess Caitlin Clark— also there— mentioned how she was shooting the breeze with Josh Allen. As a separate aside, this led me down an internet rabbit hole to discover that Rory’s wife is from Rochester and a Bills fan, and so Rory is now a Bills fan.

Agree. I think Carr is a real high character guy, and I like him for that. But he seems way too inconsistent or even washed. He’s not going to get anyone to the playoffs.

They should have never let him go. He is a perfect fit for that offense. Play action and bombs.

Agree. Ba$$ was absolute money near the end of the season. He is truly back!

he is actually right that everyone is doubting him. Also, everyone (including all the Browns fans I know) hate his guts.

Grew up in WNY and it was huge in high school. But never played it after moving out of the area. my nephews are in college in the Midwest, and I guess they play all the time in the dorms.

Baseball. I was a pretty terrible little leaguer. I could never really judge a fly ball, was always afraid of getting hit while at bat, developed chuck knoblock throwing errors when playing 2nd base, and at best hit a single to right here and there. that said, playing little league was also probably one of the most important developmental experiences of my life. Taught me that there are some things in life that I am definitely going to be bad at, but I still need to work hard and have a positive attitude and deal with it.