This woman...holy shit this woman is a real piece of work.

The announcer on TV said what I did was ‘beyond wrong’ but there is nothing wrong with a kid learning that life is about competition and learning to take the hard knocks. Besides that, the announcer didn’t even know what he was talking about,

The camera was on me on not on the kid. People can be so stupid. They see some cute little girl on the TV screen and they automatically assume that she must be the center of attention. The truth is that I was the center of attention. Why is this so easily overlooked? Why am I automatically the monster in this story? The camera was pointing at me.

I was on a cross-country vacation with my life companion Judy, and we decided to go to a baseball game. I even bought a special outfit for the occasion because I wanted to look especially nice. I got a white shirt with white slacks and a high quality Donna Karan leather belt.

I looked great and I deserved to be on TV. I deserved that ball too. That little kid will have a lot of chances in life. Sometimes she will screw up and sometimes she will succeed. That’s the way life goes for everybody. So get over it!

I didn’t even know the goddam kid was there. I didn’t even see her, but what difference should that make? I win! That is what I do! In the long run that stupid kid will get on TV shows and whatever but I will always be seen as an evil woman with a big ugly belt. Yeah, that’s what the guy on the local news said about me. That’s how I was judged. They didn’t see me. They saw a belt they didn’t like or a haircut they didn’t like. They chose to make me into a monster and to mock my clothes. What sense does that make? One radio announcer said I had an ugly belt. Can you imagine saying that about a belt? I paid a lot of money for that belt. Why talk about a belt? Why not come down to my seat with a microphone and interview me? I guess that would have been too easy and too truthful. They weren’t interested in truth.