I went in for
radiation today at UW Health. I have a
visit tonight via Zoom. I am tired. A little more pain than yesterday. I slept for just over five hours. I would have liked more.
I finished But
Didn't We Have Fun? An Informal History of Baseball's Pioneer Era, 1843-1870. I enjoyed it but wish it went more in
depth.
I knew early
baseball was championed as a way of engaging in healthy exercise. Considering how television era children and
adults were labeled couch potatoes, I could not understand how nineteenth
century baseball could gain that status.
Morris explained
that the alternative in cities, where most baseball was played, was the tavern
with its drinking and gambling. People
back then often began working at ten or twelve years old.
I had a Zoom call
with Peg Swan with the Forum For Understanding Prisons, who is helping me with
my push to be released.
I received notice
that the Department of Corrections turned down my request for a compassionate
release. I will file a complaint, which
at best will end up in court, who will sit on it until I die. Thus, declaring it a moot issue.
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