Busy busy busy

I decided to take the day off and head up to my lake house. I saw the football game on my big screen and saw some Division II Volleyball...no comment on that...none. Although I love wearing UCONN stuff in a D II Gymnasium....Seriously... You get a lot of looks, especially from the athletes from Connecticut who wish they were playing at Connecticut. They have no idea that I can't perform at anything close to the DI level. My gear probably fooled them, which is actually one reason that I sometimes hate wearing gear on campus. I was not good enough to be an athlete, and I'd prefer people know that then confuse me with someone who actually has worked hard to become an athlete. I can't perform at that level, however, I do my best to make the athletes and programs perform their best by helping in any way that I can.

I wasn't productive today, but that's a good thing. I will be very productive soon. I will have a couple of tests, projects and papers coming up...plus two games to work. Then I will have my 21st birthday not long after that.

Needless to say I will be very very busy. I try my best to keep this up to date and to post something remotely interesting every week, but that might be difficult for this week or two. Just a little warning. I hate it when I can't be on top of my game, but I do have a lot of things that I need to worry about before this. Atleast I have my priorities straight.

I also want to address something. I think it was a fantastic complement to have someone tell me that they thought I might write on huskies.com. I do not write on that. I am not qualified. There is a lot that goes into that and I need more seasoning. But I will take the complement

I also had sometime to think about my life. I went fishing today and I realized a few things. First of all I think too much. I just need to do. "Just Do It" needs to be a motto of mine. Sometimes I worry too much about the outcome of something and don't ever act. I guess I didn't worry when I started this blog. I must have had a good day to have started it. Secondly, I realize that I love what I do. I love working. This is great. It is usually great for me, and always great for my employer. However, I need to be careful and not allow work to completely run my life. If I'm not careful it could easily run my life. I need balance, atleast enough to avoid having the see-saw touch the ground.