A Sad Statement

I am paying more attention to my first-ever Fantasy League Baseball team, Da Cubbies, than I am my favorite Major League Baseball team, the Chicago Cubs, because, quite frankly, my fantasy team is doing way better.

Which ultimately means: I need to get a life.

: )

Just kidding. About the life part, anyway. I could use some regularly scheduled time OFF work, however; I will admit that. I have found the occasional odd day off to be helpful, but a week-long vacation would probably do me some good.

And at least a few of my co-workers, too.

: )

I failed to mention that, miraculously, my randomly selected team won, again, in The Amazing Race. And my fellow competitors had mixed emotions, as they wanted my team to win but did not want me to win. Not that they have anything against me, per se (that I am aware of, anyway!), but the fact that I do not watch the show is a sore subject.

What they do not realize is that, above everything else, I like to play. Yes, it is fun to win, but mostly, I like to be a part of the game.

I am most definitely NOT a player, though. That is a whole other topic!

: )