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28-01-2005, 17:17
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Re: How do you find time?
Two years ago, tennis practice lined up just perfectly with robotics so that I didn't have to miss anything. Track, however, was a different case, so I ended up just being statistician that season.
One year ago, tennis was at the same time as robotics, so I compromised with the tennis coach to just be a fill-in for doubles since we had an uneven number of people anyway.. Compromise = good stuff This year, football practice was an hour after robotics, so that posed no problems whatsoever. Pretty much, it's just been deciding what my #1 priority was/is.. And that's robotics  
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