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Date Posted: 10:27:11 05/07/10 Fri
Author: Bill to Joel
Subject: Re: Introduction
In reply to: Joel to Bill 's message, "Re: Introduction" on 06:52:59 05/07/10 Fri

>
>Hi Bill,
>
>I think I've seen and Im answering your last message
>here, which I am glad to do.
>
>Thanks again for your interest in our baseball team,
>win or lose, and the encouragement for a great season.
>
You're welcome.
>
>I'm nervous thinking about the Wooden Bat Tournament
>we have on Saturday, but I've played more important
>games/events then this, helping win a baseball state
>title last year on a team, and this year being on
>football team in play-offs and basketball team as one
>of the Final Four in state play-offs, so Saturday
>should be just like any other tournament play.
>
Don't be nervous, Joel. Just play your normal game and you'll be fine.
>
>I want to play the best I can for the scout coming,
>BUT I owe it first to play best for myself, my coach
>and the guys on our baseball first to try to win the
>Wooden Bat Tournament!
>
Again, don't get stressed about the scout being there. You will do OK.
>

>So after getting spanked as a kid by your mom and the
>fly swatter, you used Bactine to help soothe your sore
>butt?
>Never heard of the stuff, but I discovered that lotion
>has a really cooling effect to soothe and cooldown a
>sore butt. So have the guys, too. How'd you discover
>about Bactine? Your Mom find out you using it, want to
>discourage you from using it on your sore butt? My
>folks never have or my buddies folks, and we've found
>out that cold showers help too!
>
I don't think Bactine is made anymore and my mom didn't like it when I did that.
>
>Bill, don't ever believe your dad didn't love you!
>I'm sure he did, and maybe it was just hard to express
>love in certain ways for him.
>
Oh I understand that. I know he loved us. He just wasn't good at expressing his emotions. I think the only time I ever saw him cry was when my older brother's remains were found. My brother committed suicide in 2006.
>
>One thing you might thing of, your dad and mom had a
>special love for one another to get married and they
>wanted children, and one of those kids was a little
>boy named Bill.
>
Indeed.
>
>Myabe you can look at it too, your dad loved you
>enough to not spank you, but to yell at you, and if he
>didn't care to punish you this way then he didn't love
>you enough not to want to do that and wouldn't have!
>
I think you may be right, Joel.
>
>That's neat your dad was able to be home when he
>passed away. See, he loved you and your mom and family
>enough to want to be at home, a close family send-off
>and you helped grant that wish and he knew you loved
>him to do that and he surely loved you for doing it
>without having to say so!
>
Yes.
>
>Whow! An uncle five times over, that is COOL!
>Andhaving held your niece and soon to be her baby girl
>is really a thrill for your! Enjoy!
>
First of all, my niece had a boy and yes it is very COOL being an uncle. My younger brother has a son in 7th Grade and last night I went to see him play baseball. His team lost 7-6 and it was a tough loss. The bases were loaded and my nephew was on third when the pitcher walked in a run. The next inning, the Ump called a balk on the pitcher on my nephew's team and a run scored. The opposing team later scored again and my nephew's team lost.
>
>Far as I know my buddies have not held a baby in their
>arms and I never have!
>
It is an AWESOME experience. Ask your parents to describe their feelings when they held you for the first time when you were born.
>
>Again, I'll save the special paddle that Kyle made for
>my dad to use on me for a special son I might have
>someday, IF I'm blessed with kids!
>
Good for you.
>
Wonder if I have a
>son, that he will hate me for paddling him with it!
>
Probably not over the long run.
>
> Bill, I have forgiven my grandpa for whipping me with
>the razor strap last November. It took me awhile to
>try to understand why he did it, and him too, even
>with the mental health service help he had.
>
Glad you have forgiven him. Maybe that whippin' was really meant for me because my parents didn't spank me when they found that pack of cigarettes in my room. :D
>
>When he called me a spoiled brat, etc., I knew he
>wasn't my grandpa for that time period. I have
>something he might hold against me, that he doesn't
>know I have, I have the razor strap he used on me. My
>buddy Luke swiped it, and grandpa has never looked for
>it in the barn and wondered what happened to it. I
>guess he thinks the police have it.
>
Probably.
>
>I'm still trying to picture a second grader (YOU)
>having cigarettes/smoking. I'm glad you was
>discovered, and awed that your little butt didn't get
>blistered that day!
>
I really deserved it then, didn't I? I freely acknowledge that.
>
>I'll think about the Cardinals for a team. My dad
>thought enough of them and liked when Marl G. played
>for them, but what I hear who didn't with all of the
>hits he had, etc.
>
I don't think you'll be disappointed this year. They are off to a good start.
>
>I got the baseball cards my dad bought of him to go
>with others, so we'll see. My dad got me Mickey Mantle
>cards, besides others, but I think he was getting them
>for me if I want to sell them for money. I plan on
>hanging onto them for awhile longer!
>
>You are correct, IF I my buddies/team mates tried what
>that kid did to jump on the field at the Cards/Philly
>game, I or my buddies wouldn't sitdown for a month...I
>would guess half a year!
>
I would be surprised if not only your parents but your school principal, your coach, and even your friends' parents wouldn't want a piece of you if you pulled a stunt like that! If I were that kid's dad, I'd give it to him good with a razor strop.
>
>So you had relatives who fought in all kinds of wars?
>
My lineage goes back a long way.
>
>What's a matter, couldn't they get along with people
>good? Sorry that was a joke, and bad one, but it
>poped into my head and didn't mean to be disrespectful.
>
It's OK.
<Bill getting ready to remove belt>. :D
>
>That is COOL to have ancestors who cared enough about
>their heritage to fight for what they believe in,
>includin those on both sides of the Civil War.
>
>Speaking of that, one of the two ancestors I had
>fought, got pinned down at Battle of the Wilderness
>and was taken prisoner by the rebels to their
>Andersonville Prison. He was able to be exchanged in
>prisoner exchange and later discharged. While there he
>developed a kidney infection for the rest of his life
>from that hellhole of a place and later went blind and
>had to be cared for by his wife until he died. Luckly
>our U.S. Govt. gave him a pension and increased it
>once to help his living cost as he couldn't farm
>anymore due to bad eye sight.
>
Interesting story.
>
>WHOW! Related to a Lord Baltimore? He sounds like an
>important dude, whoever he is, and I'm NOT knocking
>him, just stupid in not knowing who the important man
>is.
>What royality does that make you?
>
Don't know.
>
>Sorry I asked your birthday, Bill. You told
>it/introduced yourself to the forum on April 30th.
>Now, see what a busy,cluttered-minded teenager I am to
>not remember? I got too many things on my mind!
>
Well we adults have ways of helping teens remember. :D
<Bill folds belt in half and claps it one time>. :D
>
See I care.
>
>Thanks again for GOOD LUCK on Saturday. We can use all
>the luck we can get all the time we play baseball to
>win!
>
You're welcome, any time.

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