Frank Bellomo

Please share the video to help spread the word on the Pawsome the Fox book series. If you bought them, a review on Amazon is greatly appreciated! A new Pawsome the Fox book is in the works! amazon.com/Pawsome-the-Fo…

@joshskupin42 @LCNorthBaseball @CoachHooven LCN has a good one. Keep working hard kid!

Halfway through my freshman season stats. Lots of learning happening at the JV level, excited to finish off the season strong and keep competing. @LCNorthBaseball @CoachHooven batting avg- .333 obp- .469 39 abs 13 h 3 2b 9 rbis 13 sb pitching 15.1 ip 18k 7 earned runs

@BaseballDudes48 Facts.

Scorekeeping 101 Passed Ball vs. Wild Pitch PB: A pitched ball in a location that the catcher can catch cleanly in the air with ordinary effort but is missed/dropped resulting in the baserunner(s) advancing to the next base(s). WP: A pitched ball that is out of ordinary reach of the catcher or hits the dirt before reaching the catcher resulting in the baserunner(s) advancing to the next base(s). Correct scoring of these is vital for the proper scoring of earned and un-earned runs. A PB is treated as an error (though not put on the scoreboard as an error) when figuring out earned/un-earned runs. **Don’t shoot the messenger. Just trying to explain the difference between the two. Note, even if the pitcher is purposely trying to throw a breaking pitch in the dirt for a put away pitch (swing and miss pitch) and the ball hits directly in front of the catcher, it doesn’t matter if we FEEL it “could” be caught cleanly on a short hop or we feel it “should have been caught.” If the ball makes contact with the dirt before reaching the catcher and a runner is able to advance because of this, it’s a WP. Also, if the runner was already stealing on the pitch, it is a SB (stolen base). If the runner stealing is able to advance a second base on the same pitch because of the PB or WP, the runner would be awarded a SB for the first base with the pitcher or catcher being tagged with a WP or PB for the second base reached. Hope that all makes sense.

A few answers to questions from kids in how I make the books. Check it out. youtu.be/U57OqEmbmTY?si…

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@ArtOfMusic_ He’s under fire for speaking truth? For letting them know they should cherish the present? Very soft if so.

A teacher is under fire after being recorded explaining adulthood to his students 👀🤔

@ArtOfMusic_ Real life 101

GRIT!!! Scientifically proven to be the #1 contributor to success! Not intelligence. Not financial resources. Not genetics. Not good looks. Not athletic ability. Not charisma! GRIT!!

Man to man

Rooster on the Loose is my newest children’s book! Just in time for Reading Month. a.co/d/0ai8Lg25

7 Ways to Make Today a Better Day: 1. Look for the good. 2. Appreciate the little things. 3. Help someone. 4. Tell someone they matter. 5. Give more than you take. 6. Speak words of encouragement and hope (to yourself and others). 7. Believe the best is yet to come.

Rooster on the Loose will be available on Amazon this week!!

Got a bunch of books signed for Orchard Primary in the Almont Community Schools District.

QOTD:

Rooster on the Loose Coming in March!

Rooster on the Loose is my newest book coming in March! It’s a silly story about a crazy rooster who wouldn’t ya know, is on the loose!

@lindaburson7487 Self publishing is tough though. Don’t get the exposure.

@FbellomoB That was really amazing! Absolutely perfect. I’m truly impressed. How long did it take you to finish the book?

I don’t think the kids were expecting to rap a book at their assembly! Check out the Pawsome the Fox series & more of my children’s books. Some teach character, some are just pure silliness! Get them on Amazon! 4 books out and books #5 and #6 on the way! amazon.com/Pawsome-the-Fo…

@lindaburson7487 This was part of Pawsome the Fox and the Cafeteria Chaos. I completed three books in this series last year. The artwork took the most time and editing. From January to a March of last year I did three books. I did a fourth stand alone book and now another ready for March.