For the last two months, I have put in exceptionally long, activity-filled days. Working from eight in the morning until either nine or even 10 at night, doesn’t leave much time for outdoor activities.
Each day of work starts either in the office or out and about meeting with constituents. Mid-afternoon, I trek over Boulder hill to coach the Jefferson High School tennis program. When practice concludes, I trudge back over the hill, headed for home.
But the evening is not over yet. I still have to eat dinner and complete homework for my masters program. Frankly, it’s a lot for one day.
