>>>>>Just a bit more about the Seals. They were a farm club for Boston. During the Spring you would see the Seals and Red Sox play a few games in San Francisco. Boy, can I remember Ted Williams! He is one of my favorite players.
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>>>>Mine too........especially the way he went out. Twenty plus years and he still hit over 300.
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>>>And the last player to hit over .400. In fact in the last game of the season, he was over 400, and the manager was going to sit him out to make sure, but Williams wouldn't go for it. He played and actually upped his average a tad. Ended at .406. And what was especially delicious about it was that he did it in my birth year. That's right, I'm OLD!
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>>Welcome to the club! Glad to have someone my age on this forum! I was born in 1942. We are not really old, we are "experienced". Then again somedays I think I am wearing out! :)
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>>My favorite birthday card (and from my mom) has Snoopy in jogging gear running. The caption says, "Don't go over the hill! Run around it"! :)
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>You can tell how old a person is by the decibel level of the grunting and groaning he/she generates getting up out of a chair. And I'm loud!

lol. Some days are worse than others! It just depends upon the weather! :) Was that me squeaking or my chair? :)