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 Usually Lenny tries to keep the ball down... |
 Young Master Timlin learns that Dougie always wins pie-eating contests. |
 (Lenny doesn't think that was funny.) |
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 Usually I laugh about Timlin's son unconsciously imitating his dad, but look at Papelbon. |
 "They sent a police escort?!" |
 "...really?!" |
 Millar was very gracious in acknowledging the crowd. |
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 ... like I said... |
 They've spotted someone... |
 ... and Millar's on a mission! |
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 Tito pretended to brush him off. |
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 Oh, the sweetness--my teeth hurt. |
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 That settles it--Timlin has adopted Papelbon. |
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 Oh, Jonathan. Please. Hair. |
 Think they missed Millar much? |
 I get this look from my cats when I open tuna. |
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 Never mind me, Lenny... |
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 ... (I think I'm busted.) |
 (Uh oh--maybe really busted.) |
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 Yes, this looked as weird as it does here when he was actually doing it. |
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 Uh oh. Papelbon is seriously unamused. |
 Back: adorable tableau with John Halama and the Timlins. Front: the look of death from Papelbon. |
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