Husband, Father, Confessional Lutheran (AFLC), Faculty (@flbc_Edu), Pastor, Podcaster, Baseball (MIN & STL). Vocation. You should read the Large Catechism.
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"And we'll see you tomorrow night!"
Kirby Puckett walked off the Braves and forced Game 7 on this day in 1991
The three ladies are patron saints of people who wave at everyone they see when they're on their daily walks.
Phillipp is the patron saint of introverts who find themselves surrounded by people they don't want to talk to.
Spent the evening with @flbc_edu students at our version of Midnight Madness for @FLBCathletics .
Our students are a special group. Amazing young people. It's not lost on me what a great job I have.
Game Too!
Power of the sun ☀️ and forces of the moon 🌙
The Rays and Brewers continue their quest in World Series Game 2!
ALT Game 2 matchup graphic inspired by the “Twitches Too” movie poster. Left: Cutout of Drew Rasmussen's headshot from media day. He wears a white Rays jersey and blue cap. Right: Cutout of Brice Turang's headshot from media day. He wears a white Brewers jersey and blue cap. “Game Too” appears in bold font on top of a cloudy dark blue sky. A crescent moon is highlighted along the curve of the “G” and a sun replaces the first “O” of “Too” American Family Field is in the background, with a magical burst of light in the middle of Rasmussen and Turang.
This is amazing. Classy move by Yelich. One of my favorite non-Twins/Cardinals of all time.
Christian Yelich personally invited 98- and 102-year-old WWII veterans Bill Wattleton and Sverre Vinje to Game 1 of the World Series. They were able to meet Christian’s mom Alecia, former Brewer All-Star Chris Capuano, and witness the Brewers win a World Series game in person. Thank you, Christian, for providing this incredible experience for two American heroes. ❤️
@ChristianYelich | @Brewers
Dudes rock.
Me: so how are things going with your class? Any drama? Everyone getting along?
Middle school daughter: oh, we’re great. I’ve actually gotten to know a lot of the girls better.
Me: that’s good.
Her: I just wish I could hang out with the guys more, without everyone making it weird.
Me: that’s middle school for you, I guess. But you have the girls. You get along with them too. You have good friends!
Her: but I wish I could hang out with the boys more too.
Me: why is that?
Her: the girls just talk about sports and stuff.
Me: um, then what do the boys talk about?
Her: they talk about sports too, but in a stupid way, and it’s funny.
