J-Walking

Fasting

Sunday September 30, 2007

Categories: Popular Culture

A year ago I wrote about the need for Christians to take a fast from politics. Tonight I write about my need to take a fast from watching sports. I honestly don't do it very often - with young kids there just isn't much time. But I admit to a huge weakness for the Steelers and a pretty huge weakness for the Mets. And today was a thoroughly lousy day on both fronts.

The Mets, as I wrote earlier, just sucked it up. But then my beloved Steelers did the same. It was a cruel, cruel 1-2 punch. I even tried winning at online Risk and lost at that too.

So tonight I pledge a fast from watching sports... and from reading about the Steelers online here or here or here or here or here...for at least the next 24 hours. :-)

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Comments
Doug
October 1, 2007 8:17 AM

Well, one day is something but it shouldn't be hard to extend your Mets fast until April.

Elvis Elvisberg
October 1, 2007 3:32 PM

Could be worse, David-- at least you don't have a Mets-themed bar (or bat) mitzvah to attend:

blogs.wsj.com/law/2007/10/01/law-professor-suffering-bat-mets-vah-blues/

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