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Here's some well written words on last night's victory for the White Sox by Thomas Boswell of the Washington Post:
After the final out, the White Sox formed a scrum at the pitcher's mound, often hugging each other until they toppled to the ground. Nellie Fox and Luis Aparicio, Harold Baines and Carlton Fisk, Frank Thomas and Robin Ventura, Ray Durham and Carlos Lee -- all of whom played and lost in past postseasons for the Pale Hose -- were not there. But all their efforts, fallen short over the decades, were fully honored by the work of a team, managed passionately by Ozzie Guillen, that respected every baseball fundamental. The Chisox preached pitching, defense and situational hitting -- a doctrine as valid in 2005 as it was in 1917, when the South Side of Chicago last ruled the sport.
Sweet words to close a memorable season.
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pic of the day (mize's pic) brent drawing portraits:

2 comments:
Cody, Mare and I were talking once we left about how nice it is to sit and enjoy a meal with comfortable friends. Those are the friends that no matter how far away we get or how long between visits it will always be comfortable and normal to sit and feel understood and loved. Thanks for being on of those for us.
Well its obvious why there are a million girls around me in this pic. ITS CAUSE MY SHIRT IS OFF!!!!! Also, breakfast is good, remember homecoming breakfast?
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