10/1 A Full Circle Mea Culpa or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace the Offseason

LynnRice75

a real Homer for the Sox
SoSH Member
Jul 15, 2005
7,194
Oviedo, FL
Good to see a lot of you here for the final day. I've been struggling to meet a writing deadline, and I just now popped in to see the news about Wake. He's my age and from Florida like me, so I've always had affection for him. Sets things in perspective (and makes it hard as hell to try to finish this comedy script that's due tomorrow.)
That being said, writing the poems here, and getting comments from you, helped me finally break out of a year-long slump that I suffered since losing my mom, so I am deeply grateful to those of you who took the time to read and comment. It was a poor year for the Sox (again), but I great year here in the pages of SOSH.
Here's hoping the playoffs offer some excitement - not sure for whom I will root yet - and that the off-season provides us with some momentum into 2024. I am am rambling from writing all night and hearing about Wake and watching the season end so poorly... so I will stop for now. See you all in the off-season threads!
 

mauidano

Mai Tais for everyone!
SoSH Member
Aug 21, 2006
36,063
Maui
Good to see a lot of you here for the final day. I've been struggling to meet a writing deadline, and I just now popped in to see the news about Wake. He's my age and from Florida like me, so I've always had affection for him. Sets things in perspective (and makes it hard as hell to try to finish this comedy script that's due tomorrow.)
That being said, writing the poems here, and getting comments from you, helped me finally break out of a year-long slump that I suffered since losing my mom, so I am deeply grateful to those of you who took the time to read and comment. It was a poor year for the Sox (again), but I great year here in the pages of SOSH.
Here's hoping the playoffs offer some excitement - not sure for whom I will root yet - and that the off-season provides us with some momentum into 2024. I am am rambling from writing all night and hearing about Wake and watching the season end so poorly... so I will stop for now. See you all in the off-season threads!
Our anticipation for your writing every day was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise dismal season and horrible last day. Thanks for sharing.
 

LynnRice75

a real Homer for the Sox
SoSH Member
Jul 15, 2005
7,194
Oviedo, FL
Infield errors and smart baserunning?
What is happening?
Have the Sox and the O's done some kind of team-wide Freaky Friday body swap?
 

patinorange

Member
SoSH Member
Aug 27, 2006
31,081
6 miles from Angel Stadium
Good to see a lot of you here for the final day. I've been struggling to meet a writing deadline, and I just now popped in to see the news about Wake. He's my age and from Florida like me, so I've always had affection for him. Sets things in perspective (and makes it hard as hell to try to finish this comedy script that's due tomorrow.)
That being said, writing the poems here, and getting comments from you, helped me finally break out of a year-long slump that I suffered since losing my mom, so I am deeply grateful to those of you who took the time to read and comment. It was a poor year for the Sox (again), but I great year here in the pages of SOSH.
Here's hoping the playoffs offer some excitement - not sure for whom I will root yet - and that the off-season provides us with some momentum into 2024. I am am rambling from writing all night and hearing about Wake and watching the season end so poorly... so I will stop for now. See you all in the off-season threads!
Your pregame posts were a bright spot in a not so bright season. Thanks.
 

Bergs

funky and cold
SoSH Member
Jul 22, 2005
21,740
Well, it certainly has been a baseball season, I'll give it that.