Sometimes We're All This Tired. Aren't We?

Ha! I found a newspaper job where I can work outside and never worry about page views...

At #bea15 #BookExpoAmerica #BuzzPanel looking forward to getting some reading done. #books

Important stuff.

Who really makes money in streaming music? This is the contract Sony doesn’t want you to see.

Line for #Amish doughnuts snakes through the parking lot of the Farm Market. #amazing #latergram

Somebody loves me. A case of Clark Bars arrived in the mail today.

That's my friend @BillBrettBoston and his brother the amazing photographer Harry Brett at a showing of visual artist Vincent Crotty's work #BillBrettBoston #NotMyPhoto

Was looking through @BillBrettBoston's #photos and spotted this couple @tonyamezrich and @benmezrich they really need to get our more often... W/ @MFABoston #BillBrettBoston

Bill Brett (@BillBrettBoston) at Flash Forward Festival (#ffb2014) taking photos of notables at the swanky party.

All your #addictions taken care of in one stop. Also sold gas and had a beer distributor next door. I love #Pennsylvania #fireworks #lottery #cigarettes

Ted loved to cruise around

An exclusive excerpt from Ben Bradlee, Jr.’s “The Kid”:

Ted couldn’t afford his own car as a kid, but loved to cruise around San Diego with those who did have wheels. Bill Skelley, a teammate of Ted’s on the 1937 Padres, had a 1929 maroon Chrysler roadster, and they’d glide down Broadway with the top down, or zip through Balboa Park. When they passed a golf course, and someone was getting ready to tee off, Ted would reach over and honk the horn to try and disrupt the golfer. “Just fooling around,” Skelley says.

Girls? Forget it. “I never went out with girls, never had any dates, not until I was much more mature-looking,” Ted wrote in his autobiography. “A girl looked at me twice, I’d run the other way.” 

(Photo:  Ted Williams tipping his hat at the 1999 All-Star Game at Fenway Park.)