Telling on myself here, but my honest reaction when I first heard his name was "Junior? No? I thought Mookie Betts played in the 70s."

You coulda also told me he was a kid in Backyard Baseball and I wouldn't have blinked.

That said, this is a VERY entertaining game, and my primal fear of Max Scherzer remains strong.

I've started taking pictures of the tasks I've done. Then at the end of the day, I put them into a collage with the word "Nice." When my brain tells me I'm not doing anything, I can show it the nice folder. We'll see if I either tire of this or retrain my brain.

This is a charming offer. Before I take you up on it, let me assess if I actually don't have a mousepad. 👀

I wrote this post as a way of expressing surprise that I don't have seven mousepads in easy reach, which would have been the case in 2001. 😁

Sometimes it's only the hardship that brings cats to their senses.

Does this include songs that became hits for someone before they later achieving popularity for the original songwriter or intended artist? I'm thinking like Cyndi Lauper and Roy Orbison with "Drove All Night" or Huey Lewis and Bruce Hornsby with "Jacob's Ladder."

In the library, all the works by J.R.R. Tolkien are arranged elfabetically.

Ages old: "At the library I asked if they had the book where Pavlov's dog and Schrodinger's cat go on an adventure together. The librarian said the description rings a bell but they weren't sure if it was checked in or not."