I’m unorthodox. Different. And not afraid to be. That can
get me into trouble. Because some people want me to be orthodox. To comply with
the written and unwritten rules. To toe the line. Anyway, I’ve become a
romantic idealist, a spiritual free-thinker, a political liberal, a lover, a
dreamer. And not least, a diehard Chicago Cubs fan. Maybe being hooked on the
Cubs is my worst vice. It hasn’t always been good for me. Until I got used to the
losing. But this year, the Cubs are winning. At a fantastic rate. They have the
best record in baseball. Though the season is only 48 games old. And there are
over 100 games left to play. Odd as it may seem, winning may be harder to take
than losing. Because my expectations begin
to soar. For the Cubs finally getting to and winning the World Series. For the
first time in my lifetime. I could be in for a big letdown. If the Cubs fall a game or two short. In an
agonizing way. So close. Yet so far. But I’m learning to adjust. To accept life
in stride. Even if I can’t have everything. A little love in my life is good
enough. --Jim Broede
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