The hissing reached a climax when we were walking along the boulevard next to the Mediterranean Sea and we had fishermen, horse drivers, market men, taxi drivers, any and all the men of Alexandria it seemed were hissing and leering at this stage. Its actually really, really funny and weird really, but its kind of makes the time we spend here Egypt seem real with a hiss in the background. Anyway we went back to the train station and there were no trains back to Cairo. pull string light fixture
violin string pirastro
ernie ball bass string

My favorite…I wish it had been someone else…was Brian Downing who was a good temate [they played together for the Angels for five years: 1982-87]. I was playing for Detroit and he was still with the Angels. He hit a ball that even to this day, I don’t know how I was able to catch the ball. Because I got back to the fence, and as I jumped, my chest was facing the fence. The top of the wall is not under my armpit, and I reached down behind the wall, I can’t even see the ball and I reached with my glove and caught it.
When I saw play later on that evening…they had an angle from left field…I just said “WOW”. It was like watching someone else do that. That was a special play. But there were other plays I made that I really liked, but they weren’t ones that robbed someone of a homer. Diving catches…all kinds of different things.