Sky King
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For me it has long been a pleasant diversion from the responsibilities for which I had been given direct control. Performing at a high level at all times was required. Recently, I retired for the second time. But sports was (and still is) entertainment.On most days I'm in it for the art and science of the game. There's nothing like a well played football game, win or lose, preferably win. But my interest is mostly on "well played".
For today, I'm in it for the comic relief. Or if I happen to drop dead, that total consciousness thing.
I've also reached an age where three hours of my time devoted to anything constitutes too high of a percentage of what I may still have left. Thus, I've distilled my sporting interests down to following Packer football, only. One thing I refuse to do is to let a loss by the Packers -- an organization whose results I have utterly no control over whatsoever -- let me feel like I've lost, too. No depression, histrionics, or barking at my family and friends (as Packer surrogates) for me.