I don't want to sound like I'm bragging. I use this site and "blogs" to post my progress with my dream. I just don't want anyone to think I'm bragging or have a super huge ego or anything....

With that said, this is the update.

Summer goals. Bowl a 300. Keep a 200 average in league. Make the "masters" in the ABT. Win a "Tri-State" title/shirt in the ABT. Make everyone sick of seeing my name on the board every week in the ABT....                         

All of the above, I have accomplished....It's really been a short summer...LOL. I need some more goals to carry me the next two months. I have some in mind...I'll post before the week is out...

Friday, June 27th, I bowled in a "Beat the Board" in ABT. After handicap, (28 per game), 3 games, I finished with 818. Also landed another 300 game pot. WOW! I never would have expected to win a 300 pot my first time in the Masters division. So, I got 1st place, my first Master's shirt, high game pot, high series pot, 300 pot, and 2 brackets. Keep in mind, my first time joining the ABT was Feb. 11th, 2008. I didn't even know what it was til then. Click this link, if interested in seeing my name/pic. in the ABT.     http://phl.abtbowling.com/index.php  It shows the latest tournaments and winners.

I'm really starting to believe that I can make my dream become reality. As of now, bowling is better than any part time job I could dream of having. My full time job is okay, but not enough to carry my bills...Even though my wife works full time, we still struggle. But, thanks to the sport of bowling , some friends getting me interested in it and the "man upstairs",  things are starting to look up. It's like, whatever we're short on, I can go bowl in a tournament, and bring it home. It's great!!! Somebody must be looking out for me up there. I'm thankful everyday that I'm able to give my best. I always try to wish others well and support the ones close and far from me.

To everyone, thanks for reading. Please feel free to share your thoughts with me on this. Also, feel free to drop me a line about your progress and hopes of doing what you do.