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The Transfer from Wapakoneta

Hello everyone, I am back for another week with the transfer from Wapakoneta. This week has been remarkable better than the weeks prior. I have been able to settle in and get into the grove with my schedule. We have football liftings Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday while also having morning conditioning at 6 AM Friday mornings. It is very helpful to have all my football things done in the morning so that I can focus directly on my schoolwork and what I need to be able to have done for my classes later in the day.

             There were a few clumsy things that happened to me this week like I started the week off trying to do my laundry, but I could not get my clothes to dry in the dryer. It took it 3 cycles in 3 different dryers to finally get my clothes dry. At first, I thought I put to many clothes in the dryer but I saw the person right next to me put twice as much in as I did so I figured I would be okay. So, after 3 hours of waiting for my clothes to finally be dry enough that I could wear them, I took them back and hung them up and put them away in my closet. This has been another week with the transfer from Wapakoneta. How has your week gone so far?

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