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[John81]

Chocolate?! :cool

[matie-k]

Well, unless you get here by tomorrow for the party, I don't think you'll get any of this chocolate.

[John81]

I probably don't really need any anyway. :Green

[matie-k]

Yeah, you probably better leave it for those of us who really need it. :tum

[John81]

I'll defer to your feminine logic!

[deputydog530]

As for page 1313. I hit my first home run wearing number 13 :smile

[John81]

I was born on the 13th and I've only hit one homerun in my entire life; it was during my freshman year in high school.

[matie-k]

Those homeruns must have been memorable events.

[John81]

Mine is since it was my one and only!

[matie-k]

I still remember the one and only time that I made a basket in our children's basketball program in our community when I was a kid - I had run the wrong way down the court!! :bonK:

[John81]

:lol: That sounds memorable too!

[matie-k]

And I was so excited too! :roll

[John81]

I can imagine! When I was in 3rd or 4th grade we finally got bases for our baseball diamond at school. Prior to that, so long as you stood in the sand where the base belonged you were safe. I didn't think anything about the new bases and just stood in the sand like always ready to run towards second and I got thrown out without even knowing what was going on!

[matie-k]

Lol! Softball/baseball was more my cup of tea rather than basketball. When our girls PE classes played basketball in high school, it was more like scratching cat fight ball with lots of hijinks and laughter interspersed!

[deputydog530]

My homerun was when I was 12 during our first All Star Game. It to was my only one I ever hit in a game. Hit some in practice but that wasnt as hard. Lots of good memories :smile

Im terrible at Basketball though :eek