Friday, May 21, started off with an early morning of 9'o Clock. Next, I showered and got my hair fabulous for the day. Rachel and I met in the training room and went right to work. We focused on directing the last of our games making sure we had all the times written down. Next, we set up the hudl and focused on getting everything ready. Then we headed to Dunks so I could get a gas coffee to fuel myself. Like most machines, I need fuel. I worked for 6 hours today which totals 48 hours. 

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