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Category Archives: Sports
May
26
2011
The Week That Was: A Round-Up
What a week. I’m just finishing up some coffee, then I’m dragging my tired ass into work. A lot of changes coming for me. I’ll share one day. Not today. But life is settling down. It feels like the end of a long road. Not quite there yet, but getting there. I got to see the [...]
Also posted in Autobiographical, Current Events, Dimestore Philosophy, Specifically Steff Tagged hockey, life, oprah, social media, stanley cup, writing Leave a comment
Apr
14
2011
Confessions of (Not) a Bandwagoner
Here we go: playoffs, baby. I actually love playoff hockey. There’s nothing more fast-paced and exciting than when your team starts doing well in the post-season. The spring of ’94 was one of the most exciting times of my life, when this town went on the playoff run with the Rangers. Man, was that some [...]
Also posted in Autobiographical, Current Events, Specifically Steff Tagged hockey, nhl, nhl playoffs, series, stanley cup, Vancouver, vancouver versus chicago Leave a comment
And this is why I’ve been telling myself fitness would be the key to changing mindsets, etc. Hello, there. Yesterday’s post is h-e-a-v-y, because “depression” always is. Asshats leaving comments about “crying a river” don’t help others admit they’re depressed. There’s a big difference between the depression I’ve been in lately and ones that cripple [...]
Also posted in Being me, fitness Tagged breaking points, depression, determination, moods, perception, turning points 1 Comment
It’s been a long week and you’re probably wondering how it went, given my dreaded Month of Suck admission last week. I’ve spent this past week slowly recalibrating myself, lowering my expectations, ditching my guilt, and focusing on the individual steps to take rather than being overwhelmed by the bigness of my journey… And it’s been [...]
Suck it Up, Buttercup: The Road to the Cup