.. like they still have in Oakland. In the 1990s and early 2000s, the trend reversed. Cities ... well, taxpayers actually, built single-purpose stadiu...s for their teams. The baseball fields went back to their roots ... smaller, more fan friendly. The seats are closer to the field and the dimensions are a little smaller. That means there is less room from home plate to the outfield wall and less room in foul territory. Dodger Stadium just never changed.”I saw Liz nodding but I realized it had. Silver had also loved his roasted beernuts as a treat and still did.These meats and vegetables were already filling his larder since he had time-lock preservation spells on them like in the treehouse. He would keep them topped up from his garden, his small herds and some hunting.He could feed a dozen people for a month and still have leftovers. Hetty was always spoilt for choice. They were reaping the benefits of his hard work for breakfast, as Hetty had cooked them a smash-up meal. The cured. " It will speed things up too: unless it slows them way, way down."When she walked into the room Grace said, "Hello, Rocky; Hi, Dally; beenbehaving yourself?"His usual answer to that was a perturbed "Of course," this time heanswered "Yeah ... mostly."That and the incline of Annie's smile gave Grace all the details sheneeded but Annie said, "Perfect angels ... mostly."Grace said, "I'm glad to hear it ... Mostly. We need to get both of youwashed and shampooed. I came over to help with that. It's. Try to figure out what she WAS interested it. What she DID think about. I took a sip of my drink and lit a cigarette. It was a way for me to occupy myself, with out making eye contact. ‘What do you think about?’ I asked finally. She looked shocked, stunned even. As if I had asked her what color panties she’d had on or if she spits or swallows. ‘What do you think about?’ I repeated, trying to break through her disbelief. ‘Lotsa things…’ She started to say. I looked at her fingernails as she.