by Wayne23 » Sun May 22, 2022 11:19 am
5/1: Recruit class #31. I feel we should be ranked in the preseason poll. We are not.
5/29: We lose Rod Brey, who would have been the first big off the bench.
Round 1: We offer to an SG. No.
Round 2: We offer to a PG who is a B. No.
Round 3: We offer to an SG who is a B.
6/25: East Coast Jam and Big Apple again.
6/26: 3 scholarships. We want 2 bigs and a guard.
Apparently Robert Peary and his men have made it to the North Pole. My question is, why?
Lovely song, “I Remember You,” is being played at all of the popular music concerts.
Mrs. O'Shaughnessy made a delicious pot roast for dinner this evening.
In Providence they are selling something called a “fan.” You place it in a room and it blows the air around, gives a sensation of cooling. It is electric, of course. I bought one for my room. When I mentioned it at work the secretary said that Ted Baer had purchased fans for every athletic office.
Mrs. O'Brien called all of her boarders together:
"I shall allow fans in your rooms, and I shall have them in all of the common rooms. But there is a very, very strict rule. The fans must be turned off whenever you leave your room- even for only a moment. I do not want my house to be burning down and anything electrical carries the danger of fire. This rule is very, very important and I expect compliance 100% of the time."
8/21: We offer to a PG, a PF, and a C, all of whom are showing some interest but not a lot.
Mrs. O'Shaughnessy showed me the new ice box.
“Mrs. O'Brien finally agreed to purchase one, Mr. last. It will be ever so handy!”
“In what ways, Mrs. O'Shaughnessy?”
“It will save me time. I can shop for perishables every second or third day rather than every day as the ice box will keep food fresh.”
“But we have the cellar for that.”
“No, no, Mr. Last. The cellar is wonderful for root vegetables, apples, and a few other things, but those things are not perishables. I'm speaking of milk, cream, butter, meat, and other things that go bad quickly. They will keep in the ice box for several days, which is wonderful!”
“But the ice melts and makes a mess.”
“Easiest thing in the world, Mr. Last. I simply empty the tray beneath the ice box and there is no mess. I must remember to do it upon my arrival every morning, and when I leave in the evening. Mrs. O'Brien must do it on my day off. Believe me, Mr. Last, this is a modern day wonder!”
“Is it a brand new contraption?”
“They have been around for a couple of years but the price was prohibitive. It has now become more reasonable.”
“Well, I am very happy for you, Mrs. O'Shaughnessy.”