Be Humble

I've been humbled.  

I do enjoy a lovely round of game night with close friends and loved ones.  It gives me the opportunity to utterly surprise everyone in the room as I toss aside sweet, calm, cool, collected Laura out the window.  I never played sports in high school because I felt bad making others lose, I pushed that competitive side of me down for the greater good of humanity.  Now, I'm grown, matured and straight up don't care if I beat someone mercilessly in a round of phase 10.

However, I have met my match.  My boyfriend and I chose to stay in and enjoy a quiet evening of wine and mancala.  I was feeling pretty confident after I finally figured out the first turn strategy but then, he cruuuuuuushed me, knocked me out in one round.  For five minutes, with a single tear trickling down my cheek, I sat and watched as he got marble after marble clinking into his pocket.  This man is good, real good.  This week, I have been humbled.  Until next time my friend.

In the words of the great Kendrick Lamar said, "Sit down bitch. Be humble."

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