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Thank you for your patience while I was filming the pilot. I had a great experience. Hopefully, the love I have for the rest of the cast will translate into a fun and funny pilot to which ABC will respond positively. We have a working title. It's not the absolute, definite title yet but the working title is: Single With Parents.

By the way, Beau is quite the Dodgers fan. In fact, when we were shooting, if there was a game going on, I would keep tabs of the score on my iPhone and would ask Beau if he wanted the score. He would plug his ears and say, "DON'T TELL ME!!! SHHH. I am TiVoing it!"
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So much has happened in the world of baseball and the Dodgers since my last post that I don't even know where to begin. The firing of Willie Randolph (not sure how I feel about that) and John McLaren; Bud Selig saying that ""instant replay" in baseball is inevitable (booooo!); Brad Penny on the DL (I wish you a speedy recovery, Brad); Hiroki Kuroda has tendinitis; the news that Raffi won't be back until after All-Star break; and the extremely sad news that the Baseball Hall Of Fame lost a beloved board member with the passing of the extraordinary Tim Russert. In this picture, he was moderating the President of Red Sox Nation candidate debates last year in Boston. I bet he's watching Jackie, Roberto, Babe, all the greats, up there in heaven's ballpark. Your insight will be missed, Mr. Russert.

Peace,
Love,
AND BASEBALL,
Alyssa

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Just when you think you've seen it all, something magical happens. I am talking about the game last night between the Dodgers and The The Angels Angels Of Anaheim (yup, direct translation). For those of you who haven't heard the news or didn't watch the game, the Dodgers won 1-0 with no hits. Yes, you read that correctly. It is only the fifth time since 1900 that a team has won a game without a hit. And I was there for every pitch.

And this is why I love this sport. It takes on so many different forms of itself, each unique and different and yet, you can find solace in the comfort of the sights, sounds and smells being as they've always been.

There's always a moment that reminds you why you fell in love with the game in the first place.

Peace,
Love,
AND BASEBALL,
Alyssa