I met GM Dan at the Hammons Field training facility today knowing that I’d need an indoor game of catch with the spring storms across the Ozarks. Most of the baseball world in Springfield knows I’m a Royals fan. As a symbolic peace offering ...
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Day #122
After four re-schedules, I finally spoke at the Sunrise Rotary group this morning. Since I’d have to wake up before sunrise to be ready to speak by sunrise, I laid out my clothes last night so I could get dressed in the dark and not disturb ...
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Day #121
“The name of the movement is also the inspiration. Seven billion ones. We get lost in the bigness of the world, the 7 billion people. As ones, as individuals, we lose sight of how important and special each of us are. This journey is chock ...
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Day #120
He races motorcycles at 135 mph.
He’s loves to workout as well as read, research, and study.
He sleeps three hours each night and has strictly disciplined eating habits: no sugar, no candy, no soda, no white flour.
He is almost always ...
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Day #119
Henry was born three months early. He was so small he could have easily fit in my glove.
Because he was born premature, all kinds of tests were run on him. Through one of the tests, Henry was diagnosed with schizencephaly. Literally, ...
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