Looking for a car for M. He can’t afford a lease so I have to buy him a cheap car. Left work at 5 pm yesterday and drove to Cobb Parkway. 15 year old cars don’t look that great. He wants a 20 year old pickup. I am so busy with this and work and everything else that I am making bad decisions.
Out of so many items at work. Takes so long and so many channels to get something placed on order. As usual I am completely overwhelmed. For some people they can fire off an email and that’s it. I have to do the math, justify what’s needed etc etc etc enter forecasts and requests and do more math to enter into SAP, then type an email of what I just typed into SAP.
Then we pay for a home phone and we don’t even HAVE a home phone. Not sure our cell phone bill is getting paid because we don’t get a paper bill. So hard to get AT&T on the phone as if I had the time to call them.
Need to study for small group. Need to pay bills, Need to work on my taxes and other financial stuff. Laundry needs folding. Garage needs cleaning out. Need to sell more furniture and other stuff. Need to clean out my car, and clean out my desk at work. Saturday we meet with sent ones home from overseas. I need a personal assistant.
C was sick yesterday so when I got home at 730 last night I had to walk Winnie and do laundry before I could eat supper.
Should’ve gone to the gym this AM but didn’t. I did get new batteries for my bathroom scale. Not good.
The veteran I used to golf with only wants me as a friend so he will have someone to talk to. He is not interested in what I have to say. If I say something he doesn’t like, he decides he doesn’t want me as a friend. The last 3 times he wanted to play golf, he either didn’t show or cancelled at the last minute. Every relationship he has, he is the one to cut it off – jobs, churches, his wife, his friends. He needs professional help and was seeing a counselor, but seems to think its always his boss or the doctor or his wife that’s trying to get him, or is jealous of him. Praying that the poor guy can get some help. He doesn’t want mine.
Besides all that, everything’s great. I need to be thankful for just being alive.
FRANK ROBINSON [SABR Bio] was the first Texas native to be voted Rookie of the Year unanimously, the first ever unanimous ROY vote in either league, Robinson was the NL choice in 1956. His 6.5 WAR that year was 8th in the majors, 4th in the NL. He was also an All-Star starter and he placed 7th in NL MVP voting. He was the first player to collect 120 RBI in each league, with CIN = 125 (1959) and 124 (1961), and with BAL 122 (1966). Robinson managed five teams: Cleveland 1975-77; SF 1981-84: Baltimore 1988-091; Montreal 2002-04; and Washington 2005-06. Over 17 seasons he not once reached the postseason.
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