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Hello all,
How's life? Pretty good here. Just been enjoying life. Well trying to. I still work crappy hours, but that will all change in a few days/weeks. They know who will be replacing me, just a matter of finding people to replace them at the branch they are coming from. I don't know why CFS won't place any ads for their teller positions, they need tellers the most yet they don't ever seem to ask for them. Doesn't make sense to me.
Moving on, I really miss playing tennis, especially these past couple of days. I definately need to get back into it. That's another perk of this new position, I'll get home earlier so I'd actually have time to go out and hit some balls. Just have to work on Chris's game thats all. I have to say he's a heck of a lot better at it than I was when I first started. My boy has skills. LOL.
Still talking about tennis, what would have happened if I started playing earlier, or took ti a lot more serious than I did? Granted I loved the sport, but I played for fun more than anything. Don't get me wrong I liked winning but I could still be just as happy getting whomped 6-0, 6-0. Well I'd be upset I didn't try harder but the game would still be fun. The point is could I have made it to the pros? Would i have been able to play against some of the greats? Davenport, The Williams' sisters, Clijsters, etc. ? It's fun to daydream about. I think I could have. If I put my all into it, I am able to do anything I really want. I may not have been as good, but I think I could have survived a match or two. Probably losing them, but I'd be able to play them.
I know the US Open has been over for awhile now, but looking back at the Agassi-Blake match really made me fall in love with the sport for more than just playing. I never watched tennis much, I'd have rather played, but watching those two got me hooked. They played this long (5 set) hard fought match. And yet afterwards, they walked off the court arm in arm like they were best friends. Now that is sportsmanship.
Anyways I amd one ramblling for the night.
Take care,
~Alissa
How's life? Pretty good here. Just been enjoying life. Well trying to. I still work crappy hours, but that will all change in a few days/weeks. They know who will be replacing me, just a matter of finding people to replace them at the branch they are coming from. I don't know why CFS won't place any ads for their teller positions, they need tellers the most yet they don't ever seem to ask for them. Doesn't make sense to me.
Moving on, I really miss playing tennis, especially these past couple of days. I definately need to get back into it. That's another perk of this new position, I'll get home earlier so I'd actually have time to go out and hit some balls. Just have to work on Chris's game thats all. I have to say he's a heck of a lot better at it than I was when I first started. My boy has skills. LOL.
Still talking about tennis, what would have happened if I started playing earlier, or took ti a lot more serious than I did? Granted I loved the sport, but I played for fun more than anything. Don't get me wrong I liked winning but I could still be just as happy getting whomped 6-0, 6-0. Well I'd be upset I didn't try harder but the game would still be fun. The point is could I have made it to the pros? Would i have been able to play against some of the greats? Davenport, The Williams' sisters, Clijsters, etc. ? It's fun to daydream about. I think I could have. If I put my all into it, I am able to do anything I really want. I may not have been as good, but I think I could have survived a match or two. Probably losing them, but I'd be able to play them.
I know the US Open has been over for awhile now, but looking back at the Agassi-Blake match really made me fall in love with the sport for more than just playing. I never watched tennis much, I'd have rather played, but watching those two got me hooked. They played this long (5 set) hard fought match. And yet afterwards, they walked off the court arm in arm like they were best friends. Now that is sportsmanship.
Anyways I amd one ramblling for the night.
Take care,
~Alissa