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For those who have never wandered over to this site’s “About” page, my formal education includes a couple of engineering degrees and an MBA. Consequently,Read More
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
For those who have never wandered over to this site’s “About” page, my formal education includes a couple of engineering degrees and an MBA. Consequently,Read More
I typically receive two basic types of responses when asking people why they play tennis. The first is a simple “because it’s fun,” typically deliveredRead More
1 responseAnother tiny moment that sparked joy for me this year happened on July 14 when the solution to the New York Times daily Wordle puzzleRead More
Another moment from 2023 that sparked pure joy for me occurred at the Wichita Falls City Slam. In fact, many candidate moments from that tournamentRead More
I am fortunate to live near a public park with several high-quality tennis courts. Additionally, the local Parks and Rec department does an excellent jobRead More
I witnessed tennis joy in its purest form over Memorial Day weekend at the Westwood Country Club in Austin. The daughter of one of theRead More
1 responseAnother moment that sparked joy for me this year was being handed a couple of stickers while I was at Intersectionals last month. One cameRead More
To close out 2023, the weekend “Unplugged” series will revolve around some of my favorite happenings from the previous year. In fact, this thread mayRead More
1 responseIn my Senior Adult tennis journey, I have participated in Intersectionals on three occasions. Without exception, each of those experiences has been absolutely inspiring. ItRead More
It is an understatement to say that I love the format used at the Intersectionals tennis tournament. I firmly believe that it is the bestRead More
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