Dreams of a Kitten by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Dreams of a Kitten

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his Dad who had a seat right behind home plate. “If not for him

I wouldn’t be here,” he later explained.

After the game, Stevie, still in his Freddie Freeman persona,

was surrounded by adoring fans and teammates. They congratulated

him on his incredible performance, and Stevie felt a deep sense

of pride and accomplishment. He knew that being a great baseball

player wasn't just about skill, but also about teamwork,

dedication, heart, and family.

As the dream continued, Stevie found himself in the locker room,

where he met Freddie Freeman himself. Freddie smiled warmly at

Stevie and knelt down to speak to him.

"Stevie, you've got the heart of a champion," Freddie said.

"Remember, it's not just about winning games, but also about

inspiring others and giving your best effort every day. And

thank your folks for making this happen."

Stevie nodded, feeling inspired by Freddie's words. He knew that

he wanted to be more than just a great player; he wanted to be a

role model and a source of inspiration for others.

The dream then took Stevie to a charity event, where he and

Freddie worked together to help children in need. They played

baseball with the kids, signed autographs, and shared stories of

their journeys.