Pinball is a hobby that spans generations; one that can bring individuals from all walks of life together. I recently rediscovered this when I innocently walked into the Frank Murray Community
Center looking for a backgammon partner. Instead, I met Kelly Kaye, one of the center’s recreation leaders. She introduced me to her father, Keith Girardeau, with whom I played a few disappointing games of backgammon. It turns out he is much better at pinball than backgammon…
Whenever I meet someone new, I try to avoid the dreaded, “What do you do for work” inquiry, as many people do not like to talk about their profession. Plus, it is boring – people do not want to talk about work during their leisure time. Instead, I pose the question, “What’s your passion?” That is when I first saw Keith smile! His face lit up and he proceeded
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