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Photo of the Week: 2011 (Week 41) The Pedroia T-Shirt Collection Quilt
My collection of Dustin Pedroia t-shirts became part of this quilt in tribute to my favorite Red Sox player. It is a little busy, has a lot of movement and is very colorful — Just like Pedey.
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Opposites Attract
Have you ever noticed while watching or listening to a baseball game how the play by play announcer often states a fact and then the opposite happens almost immediately? For example, the bases are loaded, the opposing team’s player stands … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, Boston Red Sox, John Henry, Josh Beckett, Terry Francona
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Having My Say: A Dear John Letter (John Henry, that is)
I am still not over it. That is why I sat down and wrote this letter to John Henry, Larry Lucchino and Tom Werner. When I dropped it in the mailbox, I hoped that it would bring some closure. In … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: 2011 (Week 40) Pedey
Dustin Pedroia: Laser Show Laser Show: Quilted Portrait of Dustin Pedroia Dustin Pedroia has had a close, father/son type relationship with Terry Francona. The following is a quote from Pedey reported by Joe McDonald after Francona was fired: … Continue reading
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Photo of the Week 2011: Week 39 – Go Patriots!
Quilted Football? Can you tell I’m trying to keep my mind off of the Red Sox?
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Some Words of Wisdom from My Big Sister
The author of this wonderful blog is my dear sister and the best Red Sox fan I know. Tonight, she is heartbroken so I am contributing this post while she recovers from the 2011 shocking slide. I am posting the … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: Week 38 – We’re All In…
NESN, the Red Sox network, ran a slogan all year: “We’re all in.” Ads featured various Red Sox players emphatically stating that phrase. As a fan, I was all in also. The monumental collapse of the 2011 Red Sox certainly … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: Week 37 – Pirates in the Bullpen
Pirates in the Bullpen Something that brings me great pleasure is making quilts for people who I love or about something that I love. Recently, I have been making quilted portraits of various members of my beloved Red Sox. Recent … Continue reading
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The Sox and the September Swoon
Are you ready for some football? An anxious August has led to a September swoon for the Red Sox. Having started the year in a major funk, they can ill-afford a late season stumble. The last couple of weeks have been … Continue reading