The Sky are Back

Friday May 26, I was able to attend the Chicago Sky home opener and the game did not disappoint. Well, they lost so that was a disappointment, but in true Sky fashion the game was full of nail biting moments and lead changes. This was the excitement that made me a fan and I can see even with new roster updates the team will continue to bring it.

The new team entrance was well thought out and a site to behold. The flame towers with the announcement of each player was a great addition, but they put out a lot of heat. A lot. The stadium was not as full as I expected but I guess that fans may want to see what the new roster is going to do before committed to being a season ticket holder or even going out to a game. I guess that is understandable but to me I am fan win, lose or indifferent. I am a Bears fan and who remembers when they last had a winning season.

The team looked great, you could tell that the players are still learning to work together and build rapport. That’s to be expected. They have been winning so something is working well. I think as the season progresses they will only get better. I am looking forward to a winning season and I will be enjoying and celebrating each win.

Be Blessed, Be Fabulous

Whaaaaat’s Up?

It has been oh so long since I have written. Why? I can’t really say. So many reasons, no real reason at all. Mainly it was the pandammit (pandemic). It really did take a lot away from many of us. Some people lost loved ones, some people lost their jobs, some people lost their sanity. The vast amount of uncertainty with the added stress of news reports, to vaccinate or not to vaccinate and everything in between. It has been exhausting.

Figuring out a new way of living and navigating daily life has been hard. Really hard. Wearing a mask everywhere you go. Not the phony half smile, pretend mask we used to wear, but now we are actually wearing masks. Everywhere. All day everyday. From the time we leave the confines of our homes until the time we return…masks. And to be honest being nervous if you forget to mask or being in the presence of someone without a mask. Life as we know it is just different. The more things change, well the more they are changing.

I was able to change jobs during the pandemic. Moving from working from home 100% to being in an office 99% of the time. In the midst of a pandammit. It appears that COVID is not going anywhere and we just have to figure out how to live with it. Kind of like a chronic recurring boil that never really healed and never really left. Just there waiting to come back at the most inconvenient time, whenever it wants to no matter what you think or feel.

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So my absence wasn’t personal or neglectful. It was necessary. COIVD caused a mild depression to kick in. Then there was the stress of the old job, then the stress of changing jobs, then the stress of the new job. So much going on, while still learning and navigating the new normal and the new way of living.

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All that to say that I am back. I have missed blogging, missed my audience, missed the interaction. There is so much to get caught up on and so much to share, so stay tuned.