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noID 'Jason Bay'

15 years ago

So... Last August, we took Barbara (bspofford) to her first MLB game to see our Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park..

As luck would have it, the night we were there was only our new #44 Jason Bay's second night playing for us.

And he belted out a homer that made me and Barbara literally cry like wussies!

When we dropped her off that night, Barbara gave me this mini noID, which I decided to nickname Jason Bay, as a reminder of the cool game we'd been to that night.

Now it's finally blooming for me and WOW--What a knockout! (Or should I say Home Run? ha!)

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bspofford
15 years ago
And there is the danger of gifting a plant before you see it bloom..... oh well, Jason Bay is a beaut, and so is the plant. It was a great trade for Manny who?

Barbara
m3rma1d
Original Author
15 years ago
*chanting* Manny who!? Manny who!? Manny who!?

Want I should bring you a coupla leaves of this on Wed.? You can use them as props in the propogation talk..
(Get it? Props? Propagation?? HA--I slay myself with these comedic stylings!)
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