Wednesday, July 03, 2024

Wednesday

With sales down and July expected to be extra slow, they’re cracking down on overtime. I’d been trying to ease off on the OT anyway. Monday I grabbed lunch at Wendys then gassed up at RaceTrac. Left work at 510 pm and headed home to be with Winnie, who had been cooped up all day. C had left W&MC’s at 2 pm and headed out I-20 to SC. She stopped in Augusta, and at 530 was just getting into Columbia.

Ate the last piece of Nancy’s Pizza for supper, as well as a quesadillas filled with leftover chicken. Watched two movies: A Family Affair, starring 36 year old  Zac Efron and 57 year old Nicole Kidman. Not their first movie together. Then I watched The Boys in the Boat. Have you read that book? About the inexperienced JV crew from Washington who won the gold in Berlin. Usually books are better than movies, but in this case I liked the movie better.

Up early Tuesday morning to take Winnie on a walk. Overcast and breezy, which was nice. Will run some errands at lunch to avoid working overtime.

Will is going to pick up my Peachtree number, so that is one less thing I had to do on Wednesday. Y’all going to the Peachtree Road Race? My group R doesn’t start until 8:15 am, so I won’t make it to SPdL until almost 8:45. Can y’all wait around that long?

Tuesday morning my back was hurting AND I could feel my sciatica. This has been going on for four days now. I hate to take pain killers, but will be taking some for sure on Thursday morning. My stomach doesn’t feel that great either. Eating doesn’t help, and not eating doesn’t help either. Maybe it is the heat.

Dikembe Mutombo’s son is transferring to GT from Georgetown. The Jackets have several more players transferring in, from Oklahoma and Colorado, and a recruit from Houston.

How to spend three days in Paris.

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JOE McCARTHY [SABR Bio] is the only manager in MLB history to win 2000 games without ever playing in the majors himself. He managed 24 seasons, guiding the Cubs, Yankees, and Red Sox in 3,847 games, winning 2,125, finishing 10th all-time, ahead of Walter Alston and Casey Stengel. McCarthy had been a middle infielder who spent 15 years in the minors. He won 100 or more games on a 154-game season schedule an amazing six times. In another five seasons he won 95 or more games. See his managerial record here. He managed Grover Cleveland Alexander, Babe Ruth, Ted Williams and Rogers Hornsby. Also Bill Dickey, Joe DiMaggio, Bobby Doerr, Gabby Hartnett, Lou Gehrig, Lefty Gomez, Burleigh Grimes, Tony Lazzeri, Phil Rizzuto, Red Ruffing, Joe Sewell, Paul Waner, and Hack Wilson – a total of 22 Hall of Famers.

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