Jeff A mentioned it recently, but the teams the Twins are performing close to are not good teams.
9 thoughts on “April 10, 2024: Bad Company”
I had a great post last night that I've never had before, sections 101-102 outside the right field foul pole. From that vantage point I got to see the full glorious trajectory of Carlos Correa's dinger into section 234 above the bullpen. It was a no doubter all the way.
Getting home from Southern Indiana on MOnday evening did not go well
Well, it went OK for a bit when we went overland around Indy, but we rejoined the interstate too early. Got stuck on a stretch of I-74 where we went about 1mph for 3 hrs. So we got into Illinois about the time we'd planned to be leaving it.
We got a room in the Quad Cities and stayed, got home last night.
We took state highways to go around the Indianapolis metro, and got greedy. If we'd gone 3 or 4 more exits to get back on to the interstate, we might have made it
Getting a previously uninsured parent enrolled in coverage in Minnesota is way easier than I thought, and apparently medical assistance covers up to three months of past medical bills. So hopefully the five-figure-and-rising hospital bill isn’t financially devastating and the parent in question cannot be refused insurance coverage.
I don’t understand why we insist on paying for healthcare or gating access to healthcare in the fashion we do in this country. Private companies making money on non-elective medical care is ghoulish and should be flat-out abolished. I guess I could see a world where private health insurance still exists to cover elective, non-restorative procedures like facelifts or hair plugs or some other cosmetic thing necessary to be a modern politician or media personality, but actual universal healthcare and universal long-term care for humans should be a public good provided by society for the wellbeing of all.
I had a great post last night that I've never had before, sections 101-102 outside the right field foul pole. From that vantage point I got to see the full glorious trajectory of Carlos Correa's dinger into section 234 above the bullpen. It was a no doubter all the way.
Getting home from Southern Indiana on MOnday evening did not go well
Well, it went OK for a bit when we went overland around Indy, but we rejoined the interstate too early. Got stuck on a stretch of I-74 where we went about 1mph for 3 hrs. So we got into Illinois about the time we'd planned to be leaving it.
We got a room in the Quad Cities and stayed, got home last night.
Sounds like my trip back. I was curious how your trip back would go while I was staring at a trail of brake lights worthy of LA.
We took state highways to go around the Indianapolis metro, and got greedy. If we'd gone 3 or 4 more exits to get back on to the interstate, we might have made it
Wild weather day for the gulf coast. Crazy thunderstorms, lots of flooding and a tornado hit Slidell. A colleague’s house narrowly escaped the path
Woj Bomb!!
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/39915638/alex-rodriguez-marc-lore-planned-timberwolves-roster-payroll-cuts-concerning-glen-taylor
I think Glen Taylor has been a very lousy owner but lots of evidence piling up that Lore/A-Rod would have been house poor NBA owners.
Getting a previously uninsured parent enrolled in coverage in Minnesota is way easier than I thought, and apparently medical assistance covers up to three months of past medical bills. So hopefully the five-figure-and-rising hospital bill isn’t financially devastating and the parent in question cannot be refused insurance coverage.
I don’t understand why we insist on paying for healthcare or gating access to healthcare in the fashion we do in this country. Private companies making money on non-elective medical care is ghoulish and should be flat-out abolished. I guess I could see a world where private health insurance still exists to cover elective, non-restorative procedures like facelifts or hair plugs or some other cosmetic thing necessary to be a modern politician or media personality, but actual universal healthcare and universal long-term care for humans should be a public good provided by society for the wellbeing of all.
holy crap
Obviously, it was an attempt to bunt with the knob.