I almost had a good reason for my extended blogging absence. Almost. I'm quickly learning that house hunting is a funny thing. We saw a place we loved, we're lining up everything to put in an offer only to be told that there were some issues with getting the disclosure from a previous real estate agent. So we waited, wanting to see if there were any issues that we couldn't see with the naked eye before moving forward. So it wasn't fun to see that the house had gone contingent...apparently somebody else was able to get the mysterious missing disclosure form. But live and learn, right? The search goes on!
Meanwhile, I received a couple awesome cards in the mail from Jay at Cards My Mother Didn't Throw Out. He graciously dug up a couple 2000 refractors toward my set (I'm still trying to dig up some worthy return fire).
Better yet, Jay included a note with a very cool story. He attended school with Kevin Young's kids, but never quite worked up the nerve to ask Young for an autograph.
Meanwhile, I received a couple awesome cards in the mail from Jay at Cards My Mother Didn't Throw Out. He graciously dug up a couple 2000 refractors toward my set (I'm still trying to dig up some worthy return fire).
Better yet, Jay included a note with a very cool story. He attended school with Kevin Young's kids, but never quite worked up the nerve to ask Young for an autograph.
Ironically enough, the subject of the other card actually lives right up the road from me. Matt Clement coaches the boys high school basketball team. Kate interviewed him a couple times when she was covering education for the newspaper, and I could never quite talk her into putting aside those pesky things like journalistic ethics and dignity to ask for an autograph for her dear husband.
A tale of two unfulfilled autographs, I suppose. Either way, I'm thrilled to knock out two more needs for my refractor set. I've actually made some good progress on the set recently, though that just means I'm closed to 80% incomplete instead of 90%. But they sure are great looking cards.
A tale of two unfulfilled autographs, I suppose. Either way, I'm thrilled to knock out two more needs for my refractor set. I've actually made some good progress on the set recently, though that just means I'm closed to 80% incomplete instead of 90%. But they sure are great looking cards.
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