Remiss in posting.. :)
I've been so caught up at work with inventory preparation, that I failed to post Saturday and Sunday's classes.
It's pointless for me to try and remember what we did in class, so I'm going to skip it. Truthfully, Saturday and Sunday were tough classes. I stayed for second class Saturday, and first class Sunday was mostly advanced (eek!)
It seems though that suddenly Sensei expects me to stay for regular classes, and he has asked me on a few occasions why I don't stay and help with kid's classes.
Apparently Scott wasn't joking when he said with more practice comes more responsibility in the dojo. lol
In other news, I'm glad inventory is over with! Sunday night was a rack dive-- for those not familiar with Home Depot terminology, a rack dive is basically just what it sounds like. We spend an entire evening after close diving into the racks looking for lost merchandise. It's always a nasty job.
Monday all the DH's closed. Inventory started around 5 pm, but we were prepping all day. After inventory started, we had a massive amount of reports to work that were generated by RGIS, the inventory service. We all worked from about 2pm until 12:30 am with no lunch. grrr... long day.
Tuesday was basically spent working reports all morning on the salesfloor starting at 5am. We got out of there around 3 (which is early for an inventory day...huzzah)
I was a walking zombie by the time I got home and FINALLY got some sleep.
As it is I'm completely whiped out. I missed class last night, so I'm really looking forward to tomorrow. Have to get my regular ukemi quota for the week. heheh
Liz
It's pointless for me to try and remember what we did in class, so I'm going to skip it. Truthfully, Saturday and Sunday were tough classes. I stayed for second class Saturday, and first class Sunday was mostly advanced (eek!)
It seems though that suddenly Sensei expects me to stay for regular classes, and he has asked me on a few occasions why I don't stay and help with kid's classes.
Apparently Scott wasn't joking when he said with more practice comes more responsibility in the dojo. lol
In other news, I'm glad inventory is over with! Sunday night was a rack dive-- for those not familiar with Home Depot terminology, a rack dive is basically just what it sounds like. We spend an entire evening after close diving into the racks looking for lost merchandise. It's always a nasty job.
Monday all the DH's closed. Inventory started around 5 pm, but we were prepping all day. After inventory started, we had a massive amount of reports to work that were generated by RGIS, the inventory service. We all worked from about 2pm until 12:30 am with no lunch. grrr... long day.
Tuesday was basically spent working reports all morning on the salesfloor starting at 5am. We got out of there around 3 (which is early for an inventory day...huzzah)
I was a walking zombie by the time I got home and FINALLY got some sleep.
As it is I'm completely whiped out. I missed class last night, so I'm really looking forward to tomorrow. Have to get my regular ukemi quota for the week. heheh
Liz
posted by Liz at 6/22/2005 10:55:00 PM
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I'm glad to hear there's a simple explanation for the lack of posting! You have classes every day? I thought Fort Worth Aikido only had classes 3 times a week.
actually, I don't train in fort worth.. I go to the dallas dojo-- so typically that's 4 days a week.
Yeah, simple explanation... this pesky thing, work. bah humbug! *grins*
Aha! That explains it! (Don't you hate how work can get in the way of training?)
Yeah... I really need to find a way to get around that. Sensei once asked me this weekend "what's more important, aikido or work?" when I couldn't stay for second class... lol I said "work pays my dojo dues"
He grinned and said "go to work" ^_^
If only I could get paid to practice aikido. hehe
*thwaps dena*
hey, we got pretty dirty... oh wait-- that was just ME playing in the racks. you were too afraid of the spideys! :)
*ducks*
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