BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Your dad brought you, and your precious Tiger-striped Zubaz pants, into a baseball clubhouse when you were eight. You have lived virtually your entire life since inside one. You grew up there, both figuratively and literally. You belonged there. You were entrenched there.
What do you do when suddenly it's gone?
You live a little.
Or if you are Prince Fielder, around whom everything seems a little larger than life, you live a lot.
You take your family on a three-week expedition of Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia. You visit Angkor Wat.