One year later...

Well it's official. It's spring. I say that with a certain degree of sadness because I know the ski season is nearly over, but I can't help be optimistic because I know that as one season ends, another begins.

At work, the winter sport season has ended and before I have even had a chance to relax, it's time to break out the sunscreen and flip flops and get ready for spring sports in the sunshine. To this point I have already covered a variety of ball games and track meets and so far so good. It always takes a game or two to knock off the rust but that's what spring training is for right?



One additional anecdote worth noting; on March 1st I rolled over my one-year anniversary at the Idaho Press-Tribune. I find it pretty hard to believe how quickly a year can go by and it is just as scary to think how much of my life has changed in that time. I've left behind great friends and have made a few new ones, I've lived in 4 different apartments, I became an uncle, I grew a beard, I learned to ski, I rediscovered what it means to work hard, and most importantly, I laughed and laughed often.


Now in my second year, I have learned a few things and although I can't quite consider myself a vet, I now feel more comfortable with myself, my job and my surroundings, which I am convinced can only help me as I embark on future endeavors.

So as usual, thanks for checking in and keep checking back, I have a couple projects in the works over the next month or so and I intend on logging my progress.