Qualitatively speaking, the '62 originals plucked in the expansion draft and the punchless crew sending Bob Murphy into retirement with blurring recalls of unhappy recaps have more in common than you may think.
Flashbulbs, snapshots, reportage: above all else, the blur recalls camera movement and errors of printing.
Henderson, 80, with blurring memories, recalled enough to say yesterday from his home: "People said things, sure.
One canvas depicted the kiss abstracted into Cubist shapes and volumes, another was Caravaggesque in its chiaroscuro (the kiss of Judas?), another involved a mixture of verisimilitude and blur that recalled Gerhard Richter, and so on.
"The social barriers suddenly blurred," Mr. Silvia recalled.
The details blur, although I recall a big stoneware crock sitting in some dark, cool place with sliced cucumbers, onions and dill seed steeping in vinegar with sugar and salt.
Because time and receding memories have blurred recognition of what FDR faced, many people recall that FDR had an easily compliant Congress.
Lynagh recalled how after complaining of serious headaches and blurred vision he was rushed to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital where he spent days in intensive care.
Higher recall was observed for vaginal bleeding and severe headache or blurred vision.
The precise details of our classic game are blurred by the alcohol consumed that night and the years that have passed since then, but this much is recalled.
