It has been a rough season of church softball for me. First there was the slide into second that skinned my leg which resulted in a leg infection. Then I pulled a leg muscle the following week. That one keeps lingering and I imagine that it will be a while before it heals. Tonight I experienced a first and count myself fortunate. While pitching, to my own team, there was a shot off the bat coming at me quite fast. I tried to get out of the way as we do not play defense against our own team. I failed. I took a shot to the chest. That hurt something fierce. I went down as part of my attempt to dodge the ball and I think it scared a few people. Gary Taylor was the batter and he started coming to check on me. I got up pretty quick and motioned to him to go to first, he started towards first but got thrown out. Well, we made it through a few more batters and then I was up again. Jay came in to pitch and threw a perfect one. I connected well and though it didn't clear the fence it got out there and gave me enough time to get around the bases for a homerun. It was a fun one, makes you feel like a real man to take a shot to the chest and then get up and connect with one. I will say that it is still church softball and I don't know that the injuries are really worth it. Who am I kidding? This is like reliving the glory days that really never were.
When we got home I took a peak at my man boob. It isn't black and blue yet but it's on the way. I consider myself lucky it hit where it did. A bit higher and I might not be writing this post. Here's a pic. Try not to get to excited.
When we got home I took a peak at my man boob. It isn't black and blue yet but it's on the way. I consider myself lucky it hit where it did. A bit higher and I might not be writing this post. Here's a pic. Try not to get to excited.
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