Living on a Thin Line

(Babe Ruth in the film, Headin’ Home, 1920 ) 

I can understand if you don’t believe all the stuff that happens to me. All I can say is “good thing I don’t live in New Jersey,” then I probably wouldn’t believe it either.

The only way I can explain it is to say, NYC is different. I know that. And you only know what you know. Capiche.

If you want a little insight as to what I’m inferring, read this post: We Are Knowing.

(The Kinks – “Living on a Thin Line”)

That said, if you’ve been following the latest posts(see below), you know I saw the ghost of Babe Ruth. Well, he wasn’t like any other ghost I’ve ever seen. His figure was like a gust of wind clothed in Yankee pinstripes. I’ll get to that in the next post in this series.

But for now, I need to take a deep breath, and think about how best to proceed.

I have to be careful of what I’m going to say. I can’t be giving away the store, here. Plus, it’s Ruth we’re talking about, if I say the wrong thing, they’ll run me out of town. Or worse.

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Here are all the posts in this series: Episode Twenty-Three – December 2009

Daydreaming on Morningside Drive

“It’s always Ruth!”

Living on a Thin Line

Bigger than The Babe

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Here are Yankee Stadium photos along with a set from Citi Field. It’s where the Mets play–

The Stadium

Yankee Stadium

citi FIELD

Mullaly Skate Park in the Bronx (next door to new stadium)

Here are my STORIES and PHOTOS