Mitch Albom's Blog, page 24
June 7, 2015
From the Detroit Free Press: SHOCKTOBER
Tigers swept by Orioles
SHOCKTOBER
mitch albom: Winter comes early again and who knows what this team will look like next year
Winter began to creep into the city just after six o'clock Sunday night, courtesy of a man named Nelson Cruz - or, as he is known around here, Death. Cruz, the Baltimore Orioles' designated killer, swatted a David Price pitch in the sixth inning of a scoreless game and lifted it toward rightfield. It appeared, at first, to be a harmless foul.
June 5, 2015
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& the teaching goes on indeed.
My 2nd time reading this amazing book Mitch, and the experience is always surreal. Thanks. (Tuesdays with Morrie)
June 4, 2015
From the Detroit Free Press: SHOCKTOBER
Tigers swept by Orioles
SHOCKTOBER
mitch albom: Winter comes early again and who knows what this team will look like next year
Winter began to creep into the city just after six o'clock Sunday night, courtesy of a man named Nelson Cruz - or, as he is known around here, Death. Cruz, the Baltimore Orioles' designated killer, swatted a David Price pitch in the sixth inning of a scoreless game and lifted it toward rightfield. It appeared, at first, to be a harmless foul.
From the Detroit Free Press: SHOCKTOBER
Tigers swept by Orioles
SHOCKTOBER
mitch albom: Winter comes early again and who knows what this team will look like next year
Winter began to creep into the city just after six o'clock Sunday night, courtesy of a man named Nelson Cruz - or, as he is known around here, Death. Cruz, the Baltimore Orioles' designated killer, swatted a David Price pitch in the sixth inning of a scoreless game and lifted it toward rightfield. It appeared, at first, to be a harmless foul.
May 30, 2015
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A homemade gift from a student to whom I introduced Tuesdays With Morrie. Inside was a beautiful note and a gift certificate to a book store. Another young life touched by this book!
May 28, 2015
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May 24, 2015
From the Detroit Free Press: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss?
My first boss was short and thick-necked and told me not to come back until all my baseball programs had been sold.
I was 11.
My second boss was a janitor who told me not to sweep so fast, because it made him look bad.
I was 14.
My third boss was a Kentucky Fried Chicken manager who wore horn-rimmed glasses and a crew cut and told me my goal in life should be to ensure "our" chicken tasted exactly like a Kentucky Fried franchise's in California. He eventually fired me.
I was 16.
May 23, 2015
Facebook: Birthday Bonanza continues: one day of indulgence, enjoyed with family and frien...
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