i've been working from home since the afternoon of march 16. i recognize that this fact makes me more fortunate than many, and i don't take the impact that this pandemic is having on our society lightly. there have been some times in the past couple of months that i've felt and looked like bruce sutter on his 1983 donruss card
a little anxious? worried? uncertain? hairy? yes, i've been there. i didn't shave for the first six weeks and things got a little out of hand. i've corrected that issue, but still haven't had a haircut. i am happy to wait for that until such things are deemed appropriate. i'm not one of those jackasses out protesting about it. if you happen to be one, i politely ask that you find a constructive way to deal if that particular service is not currently available in your area.
sutter had a habit of looking to the horizon, perhaps for inspiration, on his cardinal cards. one of the first (which is when we first get a look at the hirsute version of the closer) was his 1981 topps traded card
with many other examples from this timeframe. it's weird to me that someone at topps didn't try to get some variety in there.
at any rate, i'm glad to have this outlet which has always been an escape of sorts for me. thanks to all who read and write about the hobby!
i'll let 1981 topps coke bruce sutter take us out with my current mood (and look):
