Priorities

Well, we're down to a mere four teams in the NFL Playoffs, and I honestly have no idea how my predictions have fared because I honestly don't remember making many. My guess is that if I had posted them, I would've largely gone with most of the favorites and probably not done very well. That seems to be the way these things usually work.

Truth be told, the sports predictions that account for most of (if not all) of this blog's posts simply aren't all that important to me anymore. It's not that I don't still try to watch most of these regular events I rushed to post predictions for, but I've just got a lot of other things that can take precedence. Like yesterday, for example, I left a co-worker's house while the Saints trailed 17-0 to attend an AA meeting, thinking the game was nowhere near as competitive as originally anticipated.

I walked in late to said meeting because I had to listen to this happen on the radio:



In years past, missing this might have been the source of several days of regret and frustration. Now, it's almost comical. Life is funny that way.