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On to Baseball? – JusJoJan

Dan Antion
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Cee is still on a break, and I’d skip this post if it weren’t for JusJoJan, Linda G. Hill’s world famous inspirational challenge. Today’s prompt is “Family” from one of my favorite bloggers, Kim, who’s wandering around Florida at the moment. Check our her blog as she winds her way around the country.

Now that football is over (for my team) and hockey is looking sketchy (for my team), all thoughts turn to baseball. Family and baseball combine to bring back memories of 1979 when the Pittsburgh Pirates adopted Sister Sledge’s “We Are Family” as the team official theme song and rode that music all the way to the World Series.

Just Jot January 10-year badge
1979 Official theme song of the Pittsburgh Pirates

We’ve been living with rain, snow, sleet, ice and grey skies for so long. I’m not sure I remember what the sun looks like. So, for today’s visit to the archive, I searched on “Bright” and here we go.

We’ve had ground fog and bright sun this week
Bright sunny day
“Um, that sun is kinda bright. I can’t see if you have peanuts.”
Hartford on a brighter day
“Wow, that sun is bright. It’s hard to see if you have any peanuts.”
It’s gonna be a bright sunshiny day.
Bright and beautiful
Here you go, Faith – bright Saturday contrail.
Bright and shiny
Being late put me on the platform at the same time as this bad boy. There’s always a bright side.
Getting brighter.
Bright sunny cold day. It’s still under 10°f (-12°c)
New Year’s Eve was cloudy, late in the day but started out bright.
Leaving for work under bright sun, blue skies and contrails.
Bright spots in the winter – blue jay
Shining brightly.

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103 responses to “On to Baseball? – JusJoJan”

  1. Nicole Smith Avatar
    Nicole Smith

    The Steelers and the Pens?

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Yes and yes. Although I still have hope that the Pens will start playing consistent good hockey and march through the playoffs.

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  2. petespringerauthor Avatar
    petespringerauthor

    I’m old enough to remember Sister Sledge, We Are Family, and the Pirates. Willie “Pops” Stargell, Dave “The Cobra” Parker, Bill “Mad Dog” Madlock, and John “The Candy Man” Candelaria come to mind.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Good memory, Pete. I’d add Kent Tekulve, but you covered the bases pretty well. Stargell adopted the song, and it stuck.

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      1. petespringerauthor Avatar
        petespringerauthor

        Yes, Tekulve had that weird sidearm delivery.

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          Yeah, it never looked like those balls would ever get near the plate.

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      2. John Holton Avatar
        John Holton

        Bert Blyleven was on that team, too, wasn’t he?

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          He was. I had to check, he didn’t play for us very long, but the name sounded familiar.

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          1. John Holton Avatar
            John Holton

            He spent most of his career with the Twins, but I remembered he made a not-insignificant contribution to the Pirates’ pennant run and the World Series.

            Willie Stargell was the Braves’ hitting coach when Chuck Tanner was the manager. Stargell was working with the Braves when he was elected to the Hall of Fame.

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            1. Dan Antion Avatar
              Dan Antion

              I didn’t know that. Thanks.

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  3. Sharukh Bamboat Avatar
    Sharukh Bamboat

    That locomotive image tricked me for a second. I was like Wait, that looks like India? On closer inspection, Nah. That’s just way too clean.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Haha – I love the paint scheme on those locos, Sharukh. They don’t all gleam in the sun, but when I see one, I am thrilled.

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  4. Oddment Avatar
    Oddment

    You had to do it, didn’t you? “Bright sunshiny day.” Well, at least it will be in my head if not out my windows. Thanks for the reminder of what sunshine looks like!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      At least I didn’t add “Here comes the sun.” Oops. Sorry. Still grey skies here.

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      1. Oddment Avatar
        Oddment

        Aaarrrgh!

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          :-)

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  5. Dave Astor Avatar
    Dave Astor

    I enjoyed your photos, as always, Dan! I was at PNC Park in 2003 — a couple of years after it opened. Beautiful stadium.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Dave. I haven’t been in all that many stadiums, but certainly, of the three I was in in Pittsburgh, PNC is the best by far. We try to get down for a game every year.

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      1. Dave Astor Avatar
        Dave Astor

        Yes, it IS great…and right in the city. I haven’t been to many Major League Baseball stadiums, either — maybe six in addition to PNC Park? The old version of Yankee Stadium, the now-gone Shea Stadium (Mets), Wrigley Field (Cubs), the now-gone Comiskey Park (White Sox), the now-gone Seattle Kingdome (Mariners), and the Montreal Expos stadium long before that franchise moved. As you can see, I haven’t been to an MLB game in a while. :-)

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          Out of that group, I’ve been to the old version of Yankee Stadium, Shea and the Kingdome

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          1. Dave Astor Avatar
            Dave Astor

            Nice!

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  6. Ginger Salvatore Avatar
    Ginger Salvatore

    “We Are Family”…great song!

    You sure shared some great shots of ‘bright’. At 6:30am it’s pitch dark here this morning. That’s an incredible sunrise you captured! That little squirrel in the tree wouldn’t be blinded by the sun lately, that’s for sure. Beautiful Bluejay.

    Always a pleasure to see Old Glory with a gorgeous blue sky for background.

    Hope you have a great week as we say goodbye to January and hello to February.

    Ginger💞

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      We’re under grey skies, Ginger, and some form of precipitation is falling. The squirrels are gathering on the front porch and running up and down the ramp. Nothing bright about this day except their expectations.

      It’s hard to believe that February will happen this week. When I was searching for “bright,” it was funny how many pictures were in the winter.

      I hope you have a great week. Maybe the sun will pop out and say hi. I always forget whether we want the groundhog to see his shadow or not, but I’d prefer a sunny day this week.

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  7. Kim Smyth Avatar
    Kim Smyth

    Sorry, Dan but baseball is like watching paint dry to me…unless you’re physically at a game. You have fun with that. Sorry your football team lost, but I think it’s going to be a great super bowl this year. My team lost too by the way.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      My favorite way to follow baseball in on the radio. A good announcer can make any baseball game interesting. The super bowl should be a good game. I was rooting for Detroit (and against the Ravens) so I got half of my wish, yesterday.

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      1. Kim Smyth Avatar
        Kim Smyth

        Good for you! I’m excited for the super bowl, but not the Taylor Swift hype. I’m just not into her, lol. I’m happy she’s made such success for herself, etc. but I don’t know but a song or two of hers that I even like.
        I should have put captions on the last gallery I did, like you do, but I was too lazy. Sorry about that!

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  8. Liz Gauffreau Avatar
    Liz Gauffreau

    Thank you for the bright sunny way to start off the day!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      My pleasure, Liz. I hope I get to add some “bright” pictures to the archives this week.

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      1. Liz Gauffreau Avatar
        Liz Gauffreau

        😎

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  9. GP Avatar
    GP

    I wasn’t thrilled with the KC game and Super Bowl is not something I’m looking forward to this year, but at least hockey is looking very good. I won’t be bothered with baseball until after the preseason games.
    I hoping the sun shows itself today!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I can’t root for the Ravens, GP, even though my dad said “You root for your team, your division and your conference.” Nope, can’t do it. But, I don’t have much of a connection to either team going forward. The best I have is Brock Purdy went to Iowa State (so did my brother, who still lives in Ames). That’s a slim thread.

      I’m still optimistic about hockey, but it’s a stretch at this point. Baseball is a long slow season. I think there will be things to get excited about, and I hope to get to Pittsburgh to see a game. IT looks like tomorrow will be the sunny day this week. I’ll be out there for it. Take care.

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      1. GP Avatar
        GP

        Since my football teams are out, I either find that slim threat to root for or I get totally bored – too many commercials.

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  10. Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections Avatar
    Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections

    A wonderful eclectic collection to start the week. Pitchers and catchers report soon! I haven’t visit PNC Park, but would like to because it looks wonderful. FYI: Dave Parker’s health isn’t very good.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I’m sad to hear that, Frank. He was an important part of that team. PNC is a great little ballpark. I started watching the Pirates at Forbes Field, and then suffered through Three Rivers Stadium. PNC is so much better than Three Rivers.

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      1. Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections Avatar
        Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections

        I recall seeing Forbes Field on TV back in the day. The batting cage stored deep in the outfield. I used to wonder if a player would get mugged out there. Isn’t part of the outfield wall still on the Pitt campus?

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          There’s a marker identifying where Bill Mazeroski’s home run cleared the wall. I’m not sure if it’s part of the original wall, but people gather there every October 13th to replay the game. It’s funny. It wasn’t their first World Series win and it wasn’t the last, but it still seems to be the most loved one in the city.

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          1. Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections Avatar
            Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections

            That’s awesome!

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  11. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Thank u for the photos that cheer us up. Cold places are the best option for those who love indoir life reading for hours on end in frint of a fireplace…not for me. I can’t do without the Portuguese weather: sunshiny days in January even if only after 12 am…cold nights though…

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      We are fans of all four seasons, here.

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  12. Dale Avatar
    Dale

    Baseball? Calm down, young man!
    Thanks for the bright, Dan, coz up here, we did not see much of it this January. It’s been a mostly grey month. Ugh.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It was the song, Dale. As soon as I hear “Family” my head goes there. All grey here, too. Blah.

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      1. Dale Avatar
        Dale

        😁
        So sick of the grey blah.

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  13. Rivergirl Avatar
    Rivergirl

    To heck with tulips and daffodils, baseball is my true harbinger of spring.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      And someone will surely eat our tulips and daffodils.

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  14. John Hric Avatar
    John Hric

    Thanks for picking bright Dan. We are in need of some sunshine too !

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      We’re supposed to see a sunny day tomorrow, John. I’m going to get up at sunrise to be sure.

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      1. John Hric Avatar
        John Hric

        I am going to wait until the last moment for inspiration on that count. We are currently following no schedule.

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          Good plan.

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  15. Ally Bean Avatar
    Ally Bean

    I’m still immersed in football. I mean once Taylor’s boyfriend’s team coached by Wilford Brimley wins the Super Bowl, I may be able to think about baseball. A goal, I guess.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Ha! They do look alike. I’m not big enough fans of either team to root for one over thew other. I’m still hanging onto hope for hockey.

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  16. Tails Around the Ranch Avatar
    Tails Around the Ranch

    Be grateful your baseball team isn’t owned by the Monfort Bros. (of Colorado Rockies fame), the worst owners in all of MLB. I swear they’ll turn you into a non-fan in no time.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Worse than Bob Nutting? That’s hard to believe. Interestingly thought, The Hartford Yardgoats are a farm team for the Rockies. We try to get to a couple games each year. It’s always a fun evening.

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      1. Tails Around the Ranch Avatar
        Tails Around the Ranch

        Trust me when I say, yes. I mean, they traded Nolan Arenado…who does that?

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        1. Tails Around the Ranch Avatar
          Tails Around the Ranch

          Argh…sorry about the typo. Feel free to remove that ‘d’ from medan. 🙄 Guess my fingers are still asleep (or more than likely just cold from taking Wilson out this morning.

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  17. circadianreflections Avatar
    circadianreflections

    Great selection of images to share Bright, Dan. I loved the squirrel peeking out of its hole in the tree. The light was amazing as well.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Deborah. I found a ton of pictures in the library under “Bright” – that squirrel is just the cutest thing.

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  18. lois Avatar
    lois

    The squirrel photo in the tree is so cute. You need to provide an awning to keep the sun out, Dan. 😎
    Try as I might, I cannot get interested in football. But Taylor Swift’s team won last night, so that’s good. 😆 I do get a kick out of the Kelce boys!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I guess we have to deal with one more game for Taylor Swift’s team. I’ll be curious to see if they’re still together for training camp. Those boys sure can catch.

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  19. Teagan Riordain Geneviene Avatar
    Teagan Riordain Geneviene

    Thanks for all the sunny photos, Dan. Stay safe and warm. Hugs.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Teagan. Still no sun here – maybe tomorrow.

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      1. Teagan Riordain Geneviene Avatar
        Teagan Riordain Geneviene

        The oddly long (for us) stretch of thickly-clouded days (and a few days with actual rain!) seems to have run out here. Finally a sunny morning today. Overnight lows are about the same as yours, but the afternoons are nice. Unfortunately, the weeds agree — they’re already thriving. :/

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          At least our weeds are dormant. If we get too much of a warm spell, things will start budding. That’s never good.

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  20. Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread Avatar
    Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread

    I like your bright photos. We cheered for the Chiefs yesterday and enjoyed the game. No cheering for the Patriots this year. Happy Monday and may you get some sun.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I think we’ll see the sun tomorrow, Judy. I was also rooting for the Chiefs yesterday.

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  21. John W. Howell Avatar
    John W. Howell

    Great photos. I wore my Pirates hat out to ride yesterday. The wool felt good in the 39 degree temp. I think looking forward to baseball is a good thing.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I think you’re right, John. It is a good thing.

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      1. John W. Howell Avatar
        John W. Howell

        😊

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  22. dweezer19 Avatar
    dweezer19

    All things right and beautiful. But that squirrel in the tree hole…🥰Baseball is very special for me. My Dad loved it.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      That squirrel is so dang cute, Cheryl. Gets me every time. My dad loved baseball, too.

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      1. dweezer19 Avatar
        dweezer19

        😊😊

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  23. JT Twissel Avatar
    JT Twissel

    I hope you have a winning team this year!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Last year I was hoping they didn’t lose 100 games again (they had for two years). This year, I’m hoping for a winning season.

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  24. dennyho Avatar
    dennyho

    PNC park, a great place to catch a game! And the backdrop is stunning.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It is. It’s my favorite ball park.

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  25. D. Wallace Peach Avatar
    D. Wallace Peach

    Sorry to hear that your teams are out of the running, Dan. And thanks for the glimpses of sunshine. We’re on short supply of that here too and probably won’t see much of it until May, so the photos were very welcome!!! Have a great week.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      We should have some sunshine tomorrow, Diana. I’ll tell it to keep moving west.

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      1. D. Wallace Peach Avatar
        D. Wallace Peach

        :-)

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  26. Author Jan Sikes Avatar
    Author Jan Sikes

    Great sunshine photos, Dan. The sun finally came out here yesterday. It was welcomed!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It feels good when it shows up, doesn’t it?

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  27. quiall Avatar
    quiall

    I think I really needed to see those bright pictures. It has been so grey here for so long. I saw blue sky and I will admit that I stopped for a minute. It was difficult to accept the fact that I was actually seeing blue sky. Isn’t that silly. They say there’s going to be sun for most of the week, the temperatures are all going to be above zero but I won’t believe it until I see it. February is coming…

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      We should see some sun this week, too, Pam. Like you, I’ll believe that when I see it.

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  28. wrookieschu Avatar
    wrookieschu

    Love the blue jay! Hoping the weather warms up for you soon Dan.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Wayne! The blue jays are always a welcome bit of color.

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  29. sustainabilitea Avatar
    sustainabilitea

    Much as I enjoy the other shots, the squirrel peeking out of the hole in the tree is my favorite today. Hope your baseball team has better luck that the others. 😘

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      That little squirrel tugs at my heart. So cute. I always leave peanuts at the base of the tree.

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  30. Gwen M. Plano Avatar
    Gwen M. Plano

    We had a break in the weather today, and a bright sun has melted the snow. I’m hoping the same for you and yours, Dan. It’s amazing the difference sunshine can make. 🌞

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      We’re supposed to see the sun tomorrow, Gwen. I hope this forecast is right. But, today was a good grey day. Snow, and rain kept me inside, but I was able to finish your latest book.

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    Anonymous

    Thanks for the glimpses of the sun!
    Hockey is looking iffy here too (Devils fans)
    And as to the Mets…(K)

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I’m only hoping for a winning season, Kerfe, not a World Series 😊 The key here is low expectations.

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  32. Jennie Avatar
    Jennie

    I didn’t know the Pirates theme song was “We Are Family”. Cool! Do they sing the song at the seventh inning stretch, like the Red Sox sing “Sweet Caroline”?

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It was just that one year. They sing Take me out to the ballgame with a bouncing Eat’n Park Smiley cookie and pierogi race around the warning track

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  33. Kirt D Tisdale Avatar
    Kirt D Tisdale

    Great sunny pics!!!! Sad to see the football season coming to an end:(

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I know 🙁

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  34. rugby843 Avatar
    rugby843

    Love that song. Our football (HS) plays we will rock you😂

    Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      That’s a good one too

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  35. marianallen Avatar
    marianallen

    Oh, that sunrise! <3 <3 <3

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  36. Bruce@WOTC Avatar
    Bruce@WOTC

    Those ’79 Pirates were a great team. One of my best friends at that time was a huge Pirates fan, and he was thrilled with their results that season. I still haven’t made it out “West” to check out PNC. Last time I saw the Bucs in Pittsburgh it was in Three Rivers…yikes. I do wish the Pirates were in the NL East. I’ve hated the fact they wound up in the Central. For me, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia should always be in the same division no matter the sport!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I don’t understand some of the team alignment decisions. PNC is so much nicer than Three Rivers for baseball.

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  37. Smorgasbord - Variety is the Spice of Life. Avatar
    Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life.

    Great song… no surprise it swept them through.. and terrific photographs – a hint of spring from the Blue Jay and we are enjoying the few more minutes of sun each day.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Yes, the days are getting longer. I wish the clouds would let the sun shine through, but the grey skies are lighter.

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  38. robertawrites235681907 Avatar
    robertawrites235681907

    Hi Dan, as you know, I’m not a sports fan and I only know a bit about cricket because both my sons played. I can’t comment on your teams performances. I love you photographs. The light is marvelous.

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      Dan Antion

      There is a lot of energy and attention being given to sports around here, Robbie. The photos are here for when sports doesn’t cut it.

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  39. Y3 Story Chat Summary #8: “Unexpected Fireworks” By Gary A. Wilson – Marsha Ingrao – Always Write Avatar
    Y3 Story Chat Summary #8: “Unexpected Fireworks” By Gary A. Wilson – Marsha Ingrao – Always Write

    […] No Facilities – “I think this story captures quite well that there are things in almost every situation that we don’t understand. Even as I was reading about characters tying to discover the truth, my mind was wandering into possibilities that were driven by imagination and fear for the girl, and later for the boy. I think Gary expected that and used that to maintain an atmosphere of suspense. Whatever he did, it worked. I found myself wanting to finish the story quickly.” […]

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