The WNBA is experiencing a harsh year with many stars out due to national team commitments and injury. Despite this, the league continues with an 11-player roster. If the size of the active roster doesn’t increase, some modifications are needed for the health of the teams and especially the players.
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My knee recently got injured (again). Because of the pain, and a careless relapse on my part, I was having some difficulty getting around. That is, until I pulled out of the garage one of my dad’s projects to help me out.
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One of the downsides of me living by the keyboard is the fact that sometimes I die by the keyboard. By this I mean: sometimes I’m at the keyboard so long, and so often, that my body starts to say, “Stop being at the keyboard, you idiot!” Yep, that tired old bugaboo — RSI (Repetitive Stress Injury).
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Thoughts about the 2009 WNBA first round picks.
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The WNBA has had a history of making very considered moves to help the league not only survive but grow. This past offseason, due to the effects of the economic downslide, the WNBA announced that, for the 2009 season, rosters would be cut from thirteen spots down to eleven. Did the league err?
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Money flowing out. Body self-destructing. Worry. Stress. Resigned. Patient. Tired. Just another typical week. Oh joy.
Read more...As I mentioned before, I’ve been having a major issue with my knee as of late. It’s been very difficult to sleep, …
Read more...I tweaked my left knee about four weeks ago. I don’t know how. All I know is that since then it’s been …
Read more...Last Thursday, I was helping out with the grooming and exercising of Tess’* horse while she was off in the hinterlands of …
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Chile is a great goodness…except when it’s frozen and a block of it attacks.
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