Hey @kelltut, How Do You Get To Fenway? Practice, Practice, Practice. W/ @americanrep @jeremymjordan

LL Bean Knots? Not? Yet! I can Knot! 

First one of the season. #notDQ #DairyDip #celebritypizza #icecream

So @sidecardoughnuts gave out free samples today for #nationaldonutday even though they don't open for another week. #SantaMonica #sidecardoughnuts #huckleberry

At first I was going to snark about the Buffalo NY Walk of Fame that started in downtown and then I saw some of the names. #MichaelBennett #ChristineBaranski #ARGurney

The Little Church Around The Corner. Which really is just around the corner.

Talented bunch of Harvard undergrads. 'Penelope' at the Loeb. #artsfirst

Which doctor? No, #WitchDoctor "That's not what I'm going to use it for," she said. w/ @joanniejohnst in @stluciatourism

Ted loved listening to the radio     

 An exclusive excerpt of Ben Bradlee, Jr.’s “The Kid”:  Growing up, on Saturday afternoons during football season, Ted [Williams] liked to get home in time to listen to the USC games on radio. He loved Irvine “Cotton” Warburton, a San Diego boy who was the team’s All America quarterback in 1933. “On Saturday night we’d listen to Benny Goodman,” Ted recalled. “Swing bands were the thing then. I still prefer swing to anything else.” His favorite radio program was “Gang Busters,” which, in collaboration with J. Edgar Hoover, dramatized closed FBI cases. Originally launched in 1935 and called “G-men,” the show featured dramatic sound effects of screeching tires, police sirens and tommy-guns.

(PHOTO: Ted Williams passing a football at the Navy Pre-Flight School, 1943. North Carolina Collection, UNC at Chapel Hill, Wilson Library.)

That's @jeremymjordan of #FindingNeverland singing the national anthem @RedSox game. w/ @americanrep #homeofthebrave

The #Polish #breakfast at the Miss Winchester diner in Worcester. This is for you, Doreen.