well, I'm hugely disappointed that it comes in as an audio file. It is cool and all, but I really like the text nature of the blog. Especially after hearing myself and noting how I mumble every now and again. 3$/mo is kind of expensive, unless you want to post often. Plus there is the two minute limit on each post, which for one who rambles can be quite the drag. If things go as they seem like they will then this might be a good feature for road travels. Oh, that reminds me . . . jeremy, you need to start looking into this Rally America thingy you were talking about. Gimme some details or a site to look at or something.
This week will likely be a good news/bad news week. After turning down a job while being unemployed last week I have now accepted a teaching position at Harrison High School teachnig physics. It still isn't set in stone for two reasons. One, I have to show that I have taken more than 20 hours of physics material in college (which I think should be no problem however OSCAR is down). Second, and this is the real problem is I see my doctor again tomorrow regarding my left knee. It has been bothering me for about 2 months. I played on it at nationals with no problem, but but it hasn't gotten much better. I got an MRI and there is a chance that I must have surgery of some type. I find myself in a slightly different situation than I was last time with this. My knee hurts, so I want to get the surgery to stop the pain, but at the same time I don't want to have to go through surgery again. I've come to realize that my days as an ultimate player might be coming to an end (with an emphasis on might) and my focus might need to turn to coaching more. One thing that I have learned through all of my problems is that I tend to react quickly, develop plans and schemes for things before I know definetely. There is always the possibility that my knee is fine and was just really sprained and takes time to heal. So, to wrap up the theme of this paragraph, it is good that I am now employed (at 31166 a year, which isn't great but I will take it), but my knee might require surgery, and that might jeapordize my job. So I am going to my interview with Seimens this afternoon anyway, just in case. After tomorrow I will know more and can react accordingly.
M
This week will likely be a good news/bad news week. After turning down a job while being unemployed last week I have now accepted a teaching position at Harrison High School teachnig physics. It still isn't set in stone for two reasons. One, I have to show that I have taken more than 20 hours of physics material in college (which I think should be no problem however OSCAR is down). Second, and this is the real problem is I see my doctor again tomorrow regarding my left knee. It has been bothering me for about 2 months. I played on it at nationals with no problem, but but it hasn't gotten much better. I got an MRI and there is a chance that I must have surgery of some type. I find myself in a slightly different situation than I was last time with this. My knee hurts, so I want to get the surgery to stop the pain, but at the same time I don't want to have to go through surgery again. I've come to realize that my days as an ultimate player might be coming to an end (with an emphasis on might) and my focus might need to turn to coaching more. One thing that I have learned through all of my problems is that I tend to react quickly, develop plans and schemes for things before I know definetely. There is always the possibility that my knee is fine and was just really sprained and takes time to heal. So, to wrap up the theme of this paragraph, it is good that I am now employed (at 31166 a year, which isn't great but I will take it), but my knee might require surgery, and that might jeapordize my job. So I am going to my interview with Seimens this afternoon anyway, just in case. After tomorrow I will know more and can react accordingly.
M
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