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A true hall of famer

Here is a repeat of a photo of me with Cleveland Indians mascot, Slider. The reason I'm running this photo again is because I heard that Slider has been elected to the Mascot Hall of Fame.

Congratulations to one who has been with the Tribe through thick and thin.

Comments

Speedcat Hollydale said…
That is "Barney" in disguise???

yes ... I watch a lot of Barney the singing dino with my grandaughter !!

Great photo :-)
Cliff said…
Speedy,our home is a "Barney free zone"

We instead watch Sesame Street with the grandchildren. They love the fact that I can do a great Grover imitation.

Helllo everryyboddy!
Anonymous said…
Maybe Slider should run for President, Cliff!
Cliff said…
The first mascot candidate...hmmm, has possibilities. Plus the media would never grill Slider for what he says since he never talks.

But then again, he would get into trouble since he has Chief Wahoo on all his clothes.

I think I would nominate the Famous Chicken instead. He'd be the perfect candidate for the WIXY Party.
Pat Jenkins said…
i like the mascot theme wixy. remind me again which one in the picture is slider?
Brenda said…
I LOVE slider!!!!

Hey Cliff, I like the shirt you are wearing!!! I think I have a couple of those around my house!!

Have a GREAT day!!!
Cliff said…
Brenda, if you notice in the photo, to my right is another former band parent.
Connie said…
The Tribe has had a lot of thin and not much thick! HA! :)

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