Yesterday pretty much sucked. Every now and then our router gets fucking nuts and decides to just quit trying or just die altogether. So I go to Best Buy and without much of a fuss, the nice chick gives me a a $99 store credit card. That's perfect cuz all I really need is a router and I had no receipt so I thought it was a good deal.
I go over to the router section and lucky for us, the upgraded "business" model was on sale. Unfortunately, the "ass-kicking business" model was NOT on sale. It's cool, I always liked second place a little bit more than other people.
I should mention that by sign-off time on Friday night, my bankroll had skyrocketed to the $740 region. Granted that's still a ways off from my $1000 baseline, but I was pretty proud of the hard work it took to get it back there.
Anywho, sometime between Saturday and Sunday night, I played on my computer at home and blew off somewhere like 50-60 bucs. I am pretty pissed and for some reason have no real recollection of it. Poker Tracker sucks at keeping records if you have two different computers so I don't have the hand histories for it right now. But I'll have to look thru cuz that is effin ridiculous.
Ok, so I played a little this morning and currently stand at exactly $700. There are 7 days left in January to turn this around and get back to close as and over $1000 as possible. This little investment can thrive and I've seen the glaring errors in my own mistakes. I need to continue to go over them and eliminate them from my game, or else...
I need to pack up this show or start to get ready too, and find another way to earn a few extra bucks.
The way I see it ... I have definitely found a trade which allows me to use my natural talents to extract money for a profit. I have also discovered, in this new trade, how poor decision making can lead to blowing huge amounts of hard-earned capital on simple, controllable, emotional whims.
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