Tag Archives: Sanford
Play Ball!
With Major League Baseball’s opening day looming, I unearthed some of my baseball-related blog posts from the past several years. Some of them have themes other than baseball, including forgiveness, redemption, racism, playing hooky, and why I was the best … Continue reading
“That Stain Is On Our Soul”
On the morning following George Floyd’s death, I sat at my desk, ready to pick a fight with Sanford, Florida. I only lived there a short time: high school, and the following year, and couple of summers between college semesters. … Continue reading
Scaling Mount Dora
In the Navy My friend’s father, was a retired Naval aviator who had been stationed in, and later retired to the Central Florida town where I spent my high school years. The military base was later decommissioned and now known … Continue reading
Royal
When I was a sophomore in (the former ”white”) high school, my father shared a conversation he’d had at the local hospital, where he worked as a nurse. He had been told that Jackie Robinson had made his professional debut … Continue reading