So on Saturday, Fitz, Millinger, and few other folks (including myself) went to see the Bethesda Big Train play the Reston hawks in a sub-Farm League baseball game. A good time was had by all… without beer! Highlights included the manager for Reston getting sent to the showers… but of course there is no real locker room to be sent to, so he had to walk back through the stadium and out the main gate. Other highlights include hundreds of children swarming around Josh’s car when a foul ball nearly based in his windshield. On the subject of the Season of Change we have more people to add to the list. Ev is heading off for SF soon. Melissa is heading to Duke to get an MBA… DC really is just a rest stop in people’s lives. The following is an email the Viv sent me, giving me instructions on how to take care of her pet hairball… guinea pig… hamster… whatever. I include it because it is pretty damned funny. At any rate, I’ll see you tomorrow, i From Viv: ok, here’s the schedule: Friday morning - give him lettuce, hay, carrots, and pellets Friday night - give him lettuce, hay, carrots, pellets, and hugs Saturday morning - give him lettuce, hay, carrots, pellets, hugs, kisses, and little scratches on the head Saturday afternoon - spend 1 hour scratching his little fuzzy head. Play Satchmo for him - he likes dancing to it. Saturday night - give him lettuce, hay, carrots, pellets, hugs, kisses, little scratches on the head, and play helicopter with him Saturday at 2 in the morning - stumble into the apartment in stilettos as if drunk - that way, he’ll miss me less Sunday morning - give him lettuce, hay, carrots, pellets, hugs, kisses, little scratches on the head, play helicopter with him, and take him to church - he likes to hear the bells toll, and they help cure the hangover Sunday noon - take him to Kramer’s for brunch - he like the salad. Order a bloody mary for yourself - to cure the hangover