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No, really — we wish you the best for whatever holiday tradition you observe, be it religious or secular (and if you’re American, it’s probably both). More importantly, my hope is that by the time you read this, you’re at your desired destination and spending time with who you want to be with, or who wants to be with you.
Happy Holidays to you blogmeister, to those dogs, and to all!
Luke. Angels watch over all of us until they carry us to
October with Ian Stewart as NL comeback
Player of the year. Lol!
Blessings Luke. !
Spike Lives!
Happy Holidays to you and yours,Luke, and to all my fellow MILB seamheads, as we are the smartest people on the web.*
* Based on a M.L. survey of one, margin of error approximately 100%
Fixed that for ya 😉
All the best on the holiday, Luke. And the rest of you guys (gals) who frequent this web site.
Happy holidays everyone
Sorry Luke. While the wrapping paper noise across the world
Is one big ripping noise. The brass is busier than elves
Jake Mayers 3 b tucks under Lisson in quasi march camp
Depth chart? Richard Bl- can’t spell- commune wine – kkkkk-
ThAt ranger reliever from lefty side for Harrisburg ??
Looks like Mike McQ won’t need to play 3 b @ city isle!
Happy new year nats nation. October 2015!!!
Happy holidays to you, Luke, and to the whole NP gang! I’m hoping to get to some minor league games in the New Year, may our paths cross in the shadow of many Curly W’s!
My mother’s pizza crust recipe came from a looseleaf binder cookbook, and the page was headed with “Come for pizza, teens!” and a prototypical ’60s black and white drawing. “Come for pizza, teens!” remains a catchphrase with my siblings. 🙂