The Storm Before The Calm

I'm, up a little early today. I'm sure there's a reason other than to play online poker, but that is what I'm doing at the moment. Well, actually I'm playing 18 man turbo SNGs, so I guess I'm not playing poker, but whatever. I've been playing these for the past 3 days and I'm cashing in a very high percentage. That certainly makes it fun so let's hope it continues.


As I no longer live in the fabulous city of Las Vegas, texas hold 'em cash games are not an option the way they once were. I mean, G-vegas, though not the same beast it once was, is still alive. The problem is that there are more games and fewer players than there were 3 years ago. In those days, the Gaelic game and the Spring Hotel had it wrapped up. And even when the Black Stallion opened up there were still plenty of players and plenty of action. I guess we could blame the current state of G-vegas on the robberies and the stupid raids. I miss those days simply because of the money I made as the dealer at both games. But I miss Vegas more as far as poker goes. As far as life goes, I'm better off here. I really don't have the desire to live in Vegas right now. I miss it, but not like I thought I would.

I'm getting a job, that's decided. Hopefully I'll land one sooner than later as I'm ready to get on with life already. I'll continue to play online for the moment and not really play G-vegas. I'm still dealing 2 nights a week but that's about as far as I'm involved now. I'm trying to paint a clear picture of where I'm, heading, but to be honest, I don't even have the best idea of what is to come. Certain things seem more like a roller coaster at the moment and when I'm slowly approaching a peak, I feel calm and faithful. But before I realise it, I'm slipping off the other side in a whirlwind of nervous stomach and dizziness. Maybe this is the storm before the calm. Does that work?