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Lunch Box Quotes – Summer Edition

Lunch Box Quotes – Summer Edition

One of the things that I have passed on to Number 1, at least, is the passion for baseball. Not playing, he picked up a lacrosse stick instead, but fandom, and in particular fandom of the Chicago Cubs. I really can’t explain how I can get so emotionally wrapped up in a team where it affects my mood, my sleep, and even my relationships. I don’t want to call my Brewer fan brother right now…gross. My wife thinks it’s a sickness, a beautiful sickness that is apparently contagious; a blessing, and a curse. I am continuously blessed by the game because it can provide so much joy and something Number 1 and I talk about every day. The prospects, the potential, the now. I couldn’t be more grateful for that and look forward to the calls and texts every single day. We live and die on every pitch. But sometimes, as Clint Hurdle (who you should definitely follow on X) says below, you just need to “shower well.” Rinse that day away…and coincide certain phone calls with Brewer losing streaks… 

Typically, Lunch Box Quotes are notes I include in the kids’ lunches every day. Number 1 gets a text, and 2-4 get handwritten napkins, but for the Summer Edition, we will be searching for consistency and hopefully a routine. Today, texts for all.

Visual credit to – Featured Image: @AmericanNstlg

Quotes: @ClintHurdle13 @readswithravi @BearGrylls @CatholicFQ

Quotes:

1.“Shower well… the game did everything it could to us today. We just couldn’t meet its demands.” – Clint Hurdle (go read the rest of the post)

2. “You must be prepared to work always without applause.” – Ernest Hemingway

3. “Run from fear, and it gets worse. Turn and face it and you find it was smaller than you thought.” – Bear Grylls

4. “Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.” – GK Chesterton

Bonus Quote: “Where the dust remembers every play, and the bleachers hold echoes of summer cheers—the golden hour lingers a little longer,
on a field where time once stood still.” –
Andy Gleiser, a Chicago-based sports broadcaster and writer

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