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Thanks to more neat people in my life (above left to right) good friend and
former Tampa attorney Wade Wetherington visited me here in Cleveland; the
Canadian girls touring Europe riding the train to Budapest with me who
provided me with some of the only English speaking companionship while
overseas; favorite local celebrity and former student Melissa Netzel was
working the baseball card show and my buddy Mike Greenwell soaking in
my celebrity status when I got to sit in celebrity seats at a Lexington
Legends game when they learned that Whitaker Bank Ballpark in Lexington,
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Above to the left are my paralegal graduates from Miami Jacobs Career
College who made me very proud as well as a photo of the whole graduating
class. Got to travel to six more baseball stadiums. To the left is the first pitch
at a Lexington Legends game and a rainbow over a Florence Freedom game.
Very thankful that I had the opportunity to travel. Below to the left are
pictures of Budapest, Hungary.
Below that is Williamsport Crosscutters mascot Boomer who signed and
dated a baseball commemorating the date I visited Bowman Field which was
the 95th baseball stadium that I've visited. |
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Got to Milwaukee where the Brewers Mascots pose outside Miller Park. Red
Elephant Chocolate is a favorite Milwaukee stop. Thankful I got to visit
Vienna with inspirational statues including Johann Strauss and beautiful
buildings like St. Charles Church (Karlskirche) along with the ferris
wheel which appeard in a favorite film noir movie, The Third Man.
Below right, I visited Graz, Austria, the birthplace of my great-grandfather,
Ferdinand, born in 1848, which is overlooked by its Clock Tower. |
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Thankful for night baseball at
Four Winds park in South Bend.
Finally, my alter ego, Roaming
Hooters T Shirt (the world's most
famous T Shirt), visited Hooters
from Richmond, Kentucky to
Budapest. |
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