Sports – Mr. Klunick Tutoring

A Coin Flip

This is a short story with one of the best one liners I’ve heard in person. My dad, his buddy, and I were attending a high school basketball game. I believe we were loosely scouting some player or something. We weren’t rooting hard for either team. That doesn’t mean that no one was all inContinue reading “A Coin Flip”

Throw Foam Golf Balls at Chipmunks

There’s a park not too far from our house that has a huge hill called Centennial Park (see the view from the hill). One very cool thing about this park is the number of rodents that peek their heads out of their holes as you are walking around. The first time we went there asContinue reading “Throw Foam Golf Balls at Chipmunks”

Get in the Game

My late uncle was a longtime basketball coach. He actually helped coach Andre Iguodala when Andre was in high school in Springfield, IL. For those ignorant of professional basketball, Andre was NBA Finals MVP one year and shut down (which means defended well) LeBron James. My uncle was also a bit of a bulldog asContinue reading “Get in the Game”

Serve God Better for Life

I battled headaches for a decade. Once or twice a week I would get one. If something was happening that day that I needed to be present for, I would take an Excedrin. I always hated doing it, but I do have responsibilities, you see. I thought the issue was diet initially, so I stoppedContinue reading “Serve God Better for Life”

The Water Bottle Story

So (to start out like Beowulf), I didn’t want the kids drinking out of plastic water bottles anymore, so I bought them some different ones from Amazon. They were very nice, and everyone was excited about it, myself included. More background: you have no idea how “on the fence” I was about Bennett playing basketball.Continue reading “The Water Bottle Story”

On Running

I’m going to talk about running – something I’ve been into recently. Whether I keep running or not, I believe everything I write will continue to be true. I used to think running was the most boring of activities. You may still think that! I would get up out of bed, lace up the tennies,Continue reading “On Running”