Volleyball and planned visits

Well, as you can see, I got my comments system back up. Does this mean that I have more self-confidence. Well, no, it just shows that I am not as immune to peer-pressure as I wish I was. Anyways, today I finalized my plans for the rest of the summer... or as finalized as they can possibly be. A little late, I realize, but the old mantra, "Better late then never" holds true. I spent the whole day signing up and calling... or my dad did the calling... but I got signed up for everything that I think I'm going to do.

This week, I start basketball lessons, which involves conditioning and also shooting practices. The conditioning will prevent me from an untimely death during conditioning week for volleyball. 6 hours of running, jumping, diving, passing, hitting, setting, serving... who wouldn't love it?

Then, in about 2 weeks, I start a debate-like summer camp, which for some bizarre reason, I chose to do the commuter camp instead of overnight despite the fact that it is an all day camp. I can't understand... actually, I can understand why I wouldn't want to stay over night. It's because I hate dorms. It isn't because they're impersonal, wood filled, and generic, which they are. But it's because of the communal showers and it's not very comfortable. I also prefer to do all my research that will be necessary for this camp, at my house. I don't know what I'm going to do when college comes, but I've got a while to figure that out.

The biggest problem is that I have to miss the day on cross-examination b/c its my b-day and my driving test is at the same time as the camp starts... By the way, are there any tips on parallel parking? I will, however, get to eat my usual fabulous dinner at my favorite restaurant... or one of them. Then, I start training again for both sports. Which will be interesting, and useful. I think. I have to miss a few days of captains because I have a basketball camp, where the assistant varsity coach works, and I think that she's a good coach, and it never hurts to make new friends. There might be another camp that I have to go to, but time will tell.

Then volleyball and basketball practices continue throughout August, and I go on my annual trek to DC and our friend's house, and then... the "real" fun begins with the start of school. I tried to tell funny anecdotes like Yuki(o?) and Tatertot. I really, really did. But I figure you might find it partially interesting. I hope. Anyways, leave a comment if you feel so inclined.. but please be kind... or at least fair. This is the beginning... of the REST of my summer. BL. NP.