Yeah Yeah From The Sandlot Novels & Stories

“Hello there, you must be Hela.” She observed the room first, noticing the tension in it before replying, “yes and who might you be?” Smart and sassy, what a combination. I could already tell that my wife was going to be more of a spitfire. “I am quite heartbroken that you do not know who i am, i thought i was really famous.” i looked at my brother and he shrugs. “I thought so too Rain.” he laughs and i lightly followed suit. “I am glad you found that to be entertaing and a source of amusement for you and your buddy there. Again who are you and what business do you have in our pack?”

It felt that I was no longer responsible for everyone's lives. "Okay, well now you don't have to worry your pretty little head," Grey said kindly, "let's just get back to the movie. I heard Roth's Luna is having 'The Sandlot,' played for her movie." "I love that movie!" I squealed. I wasn't a big fan of sports - or sports movies for that matter - but for some reason, The Sandlot was one of my favorite movies of all time. I don't know if it was the brilliance of the character personalities and how well they blended, or the fact that I shipped Benny and Smalls so hard, but I couldn't get enough of that movie.

It was Lucas. Lucas : Hi ... where are you? (he was less enthusiastic) Sandy: Umm ... I'm in the suburbs ... near The Hills Lucas: With John? Sandy: Yeup ... with John Lucas: I just want to say thank you for the other day ... that was embarrassing ... (chuckled) Sandy: No problem, glad you're alright, it was John's idea actually Lucas: Yeah ... send him my regards for that Sandy: I will

The back only had one letter on it: N. Hade was right; it came from Noah. He flipped over the paper to read the words written on the front, and on it were three short words: I'll do it.

I ask as we take our seats. "Oh no, that boy was undecided about everything. But everything he tried.....he gave it 100%. He actually wanted to be a baseball player, but his dad prefers football...they compromised," Mrs. Rivas answers with laughter in her voice. "Ray mentioned that. He wanted to be the next Babe Ruth," Ian says, and Mrs. Rivas laughs loudly. "Ever since he saw that one movie as a kid...Ummm, ...The Sandlot...he had his heart set on being Babe Ruth. He liked how all the kids loved him," Mrs. Rivas adds, and Ian laughs along with her.