Lifelong Learning and Education

I have a myriad of interests so it is not hard for me to lose track of time during the day. I have to make a schedule for things that need to get done or my mind will wander off and nothing that actually needs to get done, will get done. Here is my list of: Five Activities That Make You Lose Track of Time, enjoy!

Here is my list of: Five Activities That Make Me Lose Track of Time, enjoy!

#1 – Fishing – I absolutely love fishing. When I get out on a lake or river, I rarely am in a rush to get back even if it is something important.

#2 – Skiing/Snowboarding – with my kids or friends – I grew up skiing at Snow Valley, California as my family only lived 35 minutes away in Crestline, California. It is something that I can do everyday if given the opportunity with a big smile on my face, which I actually pretty much did, when I lived in Mammoth Lakes, California for three years.

#3 – Teaching – Teaching/coaching requires a full engagement of your mind, body and soul. I get to work and before I know it, it is lunchtime. I have to make each minute count to teach efficiently and meet the needs of my 200+ students each day at the high school, so the time truly does fly.

#4 – Baseball/Softball – I play both baseball and softball still, which I am very grateful for. Baseball forces me to forget about everything else for the time I am out playing. I can stay out all day doing either of these activities and be perfectly happy, a little sad when it is over.

#5 – Blogging! – I am not sure why but since I started blogging again last May I have been somewhat obsessed with it. Perhaps blogging allows me to practice my craft of being a historian of sorts ot it is just a more meaningful way to connect with people than social media. Either way, it has become something I can lose myself in.

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Perhaps blogging allows me to practice my craft of being a historian of sorts ot it is just a more meaningful way to connect with people than social media. Either way, it has become something I can lose myself in.

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