Was Looking Through @BillBrettBoston's #photos And Spotted This Couple @tonyamezrich And @benmezrich
Was looking through @BillBrettBoston's #photos and spotted this couple @tonyamezrich and @benmezrich they really need to get our more often... W/ @MFABoston #BillBrettBoston
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Apologies to all for the @thetonyawards overload that is going to happen tonight. @lindahollidayofficial can you let me know if Miss Mass has a good night?
Ted Williams was quite the cutey as a kid, no?
Ted was candid to a fault
An exclusive excerpt from Ben Bradlee, Jr.’s “The Kid”: Williams was high strung, filled with nervous energy, always biting his fingernails. Ted’s friends found him candid to a fault, unvarnished. If he didn’t like someone, he would tell him so, to his face, rather than gossip behind his back. “I don’t care for you, fellah,” he might say.
(PHOTO: Young Ted Williams. May Williams Collection.)
Seeing someone reading a book you love is seeing a book recommending a person.
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wisdom...
thank you @lilibpage for the very chic tote bag. yes, you can have a chic tote bag.
A great look at Ted Williams's swing.
From Ben Bradlee, Jr.’s “The Kid”: Each Williams at bat was an event. Something between a hush and a buzz suddenly filled the air as the crowd shifted from a sort of auto-pilot engagement to edge-of-the-seat anticipation. “I was looking around for a story one day and someone said there was this blind guy on the first base line,” remembered Tim Horgan, who covered the Red Sox for the Boston Herald and then the Boston Evening Traveler in the 1950s. “I went up to the man and said, ‘Pardon me for asking but why do you come to the park? Why not listen to the game on the radio?’ He said, ‘I love the sounds of the game when Ted comes up.’”
(Photo: Ted Williams swinging in 1939, his rookie year with Red Sox. National Baseball Hall of Fame Library.)
Wonderful collection of Mallard brand pencils. They had a wonderful sense of humor as well as purpose. #pencils #vintage #USmade
Typology of Mallard brand pencils. Fred’s pencil collection.
Looks like an audio track. #vintage #pencils #curation #editor
Maisema / Landscape
#sNOw on the neighbor's wood pile from my office window. #tooearly #footballweather
Just some musings and electronic gatherings of an ink-stained wretch turned social media junkie. As JADAL says: No trees were destroyed in the sending of this organic message. I do concede, however, a significant number of electrons may have been inconvenienced.
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