42 Movie Review (From my prospective, of course)

     Personally, I have never been really be very interested in baseball. Call me an idiot if you like baseball, I understand. I have never been able to hit a ball with a bat, or even to catch one. I know, I know, it's sad. I have only played about 2-4 games in my life, and whenever at home with a bat in both hands, I freak out and get 3 strikes. But lately, I have been watching many baseball movies and I quite enjoy them. They are always very moving, and I usually watch moving movies. Moving is the only adjective I can describe it, for usually I am at a loss of words.
     For Black History Month and Women's History Month (Which is February, for those who didn't know), my class had to each do a report on a famous woman or a black person. One of my classmates, I can't say his name because he is a real person so let's just call him Peter, did a report on Jackie Robinson. It was not the first time that I've heard about him, but I never bother to Google him or anything.
     I'm sorry if I kept you so long, you are probably really bored right now. I just wanted to let people know my point of view of this unbelievable true story, and if you haven't seen it yet, you should really go and see it. I'm not saying it's going to make you cry, don't get me wrong.
     Now, if you have a dream (You probably do, I mean, who doesn't have a dream?) or a vision, reach out and grab it with both hands, just like Jackie Roosevelt Robinson did. Work hard for it, and everything you work hard for you will-eventually- get. Eventually, because if you don't work for it, you will never get it. You will never get anything if you don't ask, and if they say no, then you work for it.
    Because when life gives you lemons, make grape juice, then sit back and watch the world wonder how the hell you pulled it off.