Mark: "Mom, Could I have one of those pipe cleaner thingys to clean my ears?"
Ouch!
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Showing posts with label Mark. Show all posts
Monday, January 2, 2012
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Seriously?
Here's how the conversation went.
Mark: Mom, I have two questions.
Me: (in a pleasant and not irritated tone -- I promise!) What?
Mark: Never mind. I heard anger in your voice.
I guess next time I need to reply with "Yes, dear?"
Jeez. Everyone is so sensitive around here!
Mark: Mom, I have two questions.
Me: (in a pleasant and not irritated tone -- I promise!) What?
Mark: Never mind. I heard anger in your voice.
I guess next time I need to reply with "Yes, dear?"
Jeez. Everyone is so sensitive around here!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
God works in mysterious ways
Dear Mr. Lopez,
Thank you for the catcher's mitt. I wanted one for a long time and I have been begging my parents. I have already used it alot. it is Awesome. Almost every night I use it with my brother and dad. I have always wanted to be the greatest catcher in the MLB.
Thanks. Mark
Mark really has been asking for a catcher's mitt for months. We kept telling him to put it on his Christmas list, but that didn't stop the constant nagging. Then one night my dad called and said that a friend of theirs, Bob, had been having lunch with a friend and mentioned the boys and their visual impairment, etc., etc. Well this friend was moved by the story and happens to work at a golf course where he had recently found a catcher's mitt that had not been claimed! He went and got it, gave it to Bob, and asked that he pass it along to the boys. Kind of freaky, isn't it?
Well, as fate (and God) would have it, Mark is now the thrilled, proud new owner of a completely broken in catcher's mitt. Above is the sweet thank you note that he wrote to the gentleman. I hope he will know how happy he has made this 8-year old boy who wants more than anything to be a Major League Baseball player, but can't see well enough to hit or catch a baseball in the sunlight.
Thank you for the catcher's mitt. I wanted one for a long time and I have been begging my parents. I have already used it alot. it is Awesome. Almost every night I use it with my brother and dad. I have always wanted to be the greatest catcher in the MLB.
Thanks. Mark
Mark really has been asking for a catcher's mitt for months. We kept telling him to put it on his Christmas list, but that didn't stop the constant nagging. Then one night my dad called and said that a friend of theirs, Bob, had been having lunch with a friend and mentioned the boys and their visual impairment, etc., etc. Well this friend was moved by the story and happens to work at a golf course where he had recently found a catcher's mitt that had not been claimed! He went and got it, gave it to Bob, and asked that he pass it along to the boys. Kind of freaky, isn't it?
Well, as fate (and God) would have it, Mark is now the thrilled, proud new owner of a completely broken in catcher's mitt. Above is the sweet thank you note that he wrote to the gentleman. I hope he will know how happy he has made this 8-year old boy who wants more than anything to be a Major League Baseball player, but can't see well enough to hit or catch a baseball in the sunlight.
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