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The Brooks Robinson Quesion  
   

The Brooks Robinson Quesion

Wes noticed this print of Brooks Robinson signing an autograph left handed didn't ring well with the right handed 3rd baseman's position (and glove as shown). Probably one of those mixed dominence kids forced to comply in a right handed world!
Sarasota Siesta Key Turtle Beach

February 13th 2010
Today, while returning to our pool-side beach chairs from the snack bar with a big order of onion rings, Wes, all alone and vulnerable, was compromised by two "cougers." The babes' MO was brilliant - the more senior "cutie" broke the ice by saying - "Got one of those for me?" (meaning the onion rings I think). The somewhat startled; but ever gracious Wes nodded OK. Then the other woman (Junior ... read more
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15th April 2012

Brooks Robinson
I really liked your picture of the Norman Rockwell “Thanks Brooks”. Brooks is a great person and ballplayer. Brooks was ambidextrous and did most things left handed; oh, except when it came to baseball where he threw and batted right-handed. By the way…you travel in a 34” Motor Home?!? Thanks for the great photo and fond memory of Brooks. Regards, Mark
15th April 2012

Brooks
Thanks for the comment, Mark. Glad you found the blog. Yes, we travel in a 34' motorhome. It's been lots of fun! Many interesting places.

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