[AT] Fine weekend in Texas

[Mogrits]

My youngest son played little league Quarterback for one year and I threw
with him several times a day. He had a cannon for an arm which caused me to
have to heave it back to him. At the end of one season I could barely lift
my arm, such was the pain in my shoulder. I did not connect the two and
went to see a friend who is an orthopedic surgeon. He x-rayed and we talked
a while and he finally figured out what was wrong with me. Throwing that
football improperly! Cortizone? shots in the shoulder from the largest
needle I have ever seen fixed me up. That, and an offseason. I had mixed
emotions but a relieved shoulder when the son chose to play soccer
exclusively and dropped football.

It worked out well for him, too, as he ended up an Academic and Athletic
All-American and State Player of the Year in soccer. (Sorry, I had to brag
a little bit).

Warren

On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 10:06 PM, <jtchall at nc.rr.com> wrote:

> We were covered in snow 2 weeks ago. Close to 70 today, upper 70's by Tues.
> Drying up enough to get in the fields and do some spraying this week. Got
> about 20 acres of stalks that need bush-hogging, life and wet weather got
> in
> the way last fall so it hasn't been done yet, maybe get some of it done
> this
> week.
>
> I've been getting a steady stream of baseball supply emails for the last
> 2-3
> weeks, that’s a sure sign spring is around the corner. Kid put his glove on
> today and informed me I could add that to the list of things he's outgrown.
> Played catch for a while, we didn't do bad seeing how neither of us had
> thrown a ball in 4 months. Of course I may not be able to hardly move
> tomorrow....
>
> John Hall
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Thomas O Mehrkam
> Sent: Sunday, March 15, 2015 9:13 PM
> To: Antique tractor email discussion group
> Subject: [AT] Fine weekend in Texas
>
> Had a great weekend in Houston area.
>
> Saturday I cleaned up my RV after last weeks trip and placed it back in
> storage.
>
> Sunday mowed the yard.
> We harvested the last of  the Tomatoes and Jalapenos and cleared the
> garden getting ready for this years planting.  It was warm enough to
> wear shorts and a light short sleeve shirt.
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