Peter Hoflich

I had an odd week.  Monday and Tuesday I took days off and did a few things around the house. I also finished off the manuscript for my second book – hah!  Thursday I worked from home, which meant editing some videos and also going in to Little India to edit some videos.  Friday was a regular day at work.

Nice weekend.  On Saturday morning Zen and I went to see Megamind.  It was pretty funny.  I even laughed out loud once at a line, like “You’re so naive – I suppose you believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, Queen Elizabeth.” In the afternoon Zen and I went swimming, it was fun!  In the evening we watched two episodes of Space: 1999.

Sunday started off with a softball tournament, which lasted until about 2:00.  Zen’s team, the Coconuts (junior division) automatically won the first game, because the team that they had been matched up against had to withdraw for some reason.  And then they also won their second match, which they played in real life, and won 9-2.  Zen didn’t have much action, but it was a good game.  That was followed by another game, which the team lost, but not by a wide margin – 6-4, so they were out of the championship, but they could play for 3rd or 4th place.  That game they also lost, but a slightly wider margin – 6-3.  But we were happy that the Coconuts won games in two consecutive tournaments, that when they lost they only lost by a few points (not like previous years’ blowouts), that they were playing better together as a team, and that they got as high as fourth place!

After that we went home, had a swim, took a nap, and Naoko and Zen packed and prepared for their trip back to Japan tonight.  I went through Zen’s book and papers tidying up things, filled two bags of stuff to toss and one of books to sell/give away to next year’s students (if they do that sort of thing here).

It was a fun day, but a bit sad – Naoko and Zen will be gone for six weeks.

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