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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DallasFanForever" data-source="post: 276618" data-attributes="member: 13221">Yes I do like the fact that the place hardly ever changes. I’m pretty big on nostalgia so that’s why I still love it up there. And I do believe ur right that me buying it back just wasn’t meant to be. I really tried but it just wasn’t going to happen. To answer ur question about the field, I built it right on the front lawn. It was on our land. The house was once part of a resort. But my grandparents were getting older and were tired of that business so they just converted it into a ranch-style house. So one day when I was about 7 I’m on that lawn playing ball, and it was a pretty big open field, and it hits me. So I just started making it into a real field. And when all the grownups in the house finally calmed down and went out there to take a look at it and saw what I actually did they understood. And then about 7 years later my mom took me to see Field of Dreams when it came out and I’m shaking my head the whole movie and steaming mad and she’s hysterical, laughing at me and my misfortune as usual. She was the only person I ever knew that laughed all through Field Of Dreams, and no one knew why but me. But I guess I got over it because the ironic thing is somehow Cosner ended up becoming my favorite actor over the years, which I can’t understand. So I guess at the very least I’m forgiving. I’m so sorry I didn’t get ur avatar at first. Now it’s plain as day to me what it is. I just didn’t see the hat. Don’t get mad but at first I thought it was a patio umbrella (oops DFF says as he inserts his own foot in mouth).</blockquote>

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