Nearly a year ago, in my second or third post in the history of speaktherights.com, I wrote about the thrill I had when my friend Bob took me to see the Boston Red Sox play in the museum that is Fenway Park.

Thanks to Bob and Michelle, I made it back to Fenway again this past Wednesday.  The Red Sox beat the Baltimoe Orioles by a score of 5 to 1.  They were led by the bat of “Big Papi” David Ortiz.  He hit a line drive homer to center field.  The ball traveled well over 400 feet.  When he hit it, we didn’t think the ball had a chance at the fence.  The ball had other thoughts.

Notice, for those of you who remember, the iconic Citgo sign is still in view in left-center field.

Thank you, Bob, for chauffeuring.  I rarely get that pleasure.  And I am glad he was driving.  Boston was built to ride horses in…not drive cars.  Bob is a trooper behind the wheel.

I plan on being on the back porch tomorrow afternoon.  Then I will be able to…

Speak the Rights a little more.

Danny Johnson