It's been a rough week.
My three-hour hearing went alright. I didn't really get why the commissioner was so mad at me. I mean, all I did was go down to Ennis, teach my class, come back up to Dallas and tutor some more students. Sheesh.
Then the Red Wings
and Leafs started hating too. Whatever.
So it looks like even though I said I was sorry, I'm done for here. I guess I'll be going to China soon.
I don't know anything at all about hockey, but Sean Avery doesn't seem like a very nice guy. He's seems like the kind of guy that would pick on me in junior high (Sean Dabel) and high school (Matt Childers). Anyways, I must admit, though, I was thrilled when I saw that
a rule was named after me (Sean Avery actually). The background behind the story seems like something I would do.
I remember having this same feeling (the feeling of famousness) when Steve Avery was pitching for the Braves in the World Series (in the early 90's). Hearing the announcer say "...aaand Avery winds up for the pitch..." always gave me a thrill. Part of it comes from having a (relatively) unique name; I loved reading about Avery Johnson, both as a Warrior and a Dallas Mavs coach. I leave you, fair reader, with some good news about me. Ah, the good old days!
My three-hour hearing went alright. I didn't really get why the commissioner was so mad at me. I mean, all I did was go down to Ennis, teach my class, come back up to Dallas and tutor some more students. Sheesh.
Then the Red Wings and Leafs started hating too. Whatever.
So it looks like even though I said I was sorry, I'm done for here. I guess I'll be going to China soon.
I don't know anything at all about hockey, but Sean Avery doesn't seem like a very nice guy. He's seems like the kind of guy that would pick on me in junior high (Sean Dabel) and high school (Matt Childers). Anyways, I must admit, though, I was thrilled when I saw that a rule was named after me (Sean Avery actually). The background behind the story seems like something I would do.
I remember having this same feeling (the feeling of famousness) when Steve Avery was pitching for the Braves in the World Series (in the early 90's). Hearing the announcer say "...aaand Avery winds up for the pitch..." always gave me a thrill. Part of it comes from having a (relatively) unique name; I loved reading about Avery Johnson, both as a Warrior and a Dallas Mavs coach. I leave you, fair reader, with some good news about me. Ah, the good old days!
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