AWVP

Jorge helped with translation and explained AWVP.

Speaking of translation, there were difficulties with that in the Omarisphere. It turns out being a multi dimensional being has its drawbacks. It is hard to adjust your timing when playing with ordinary humans.

Back to Jorge. He did a give and go play today: “set me Chief” and he did it in a wise and tricky way, low so there was nowhere else for me to go, so bump set it is and he got that kill.

Brey had as good day, as dynasty photo shows.

Reno is learning to move as a big man in the water. Made several plays I hadn’t seen him make before, in a good way.

New Adam(there was another Adam who used to play back in the day) brought the tunes and some skills that will no doubt improve when he gets used to water and the ball being wet.

I understand that less than 6 is new and challenging. I’ve done it a lot. So maybe listen for a change when I’m barking. I was told there would be no math, but being 29 twice means I’m worth 2 29 year old players, in meters. So that 4s team was actually playing 7 people!

And if I can get to a ball, a dare say you can, too.

It’s a matter of inspiration, perspiration, Natty light, and some butterscotch ripple watervolleyball serendipity.

You’re not always going to be able to play something that looks like real volleyball—ball don’t hit water is still the goal. But it is still possible. 2s for example. Watch your spacing, pass back and forth, pick your spots, and ideally never leave your positions in center court. Make the other team move around.

Rule #1 was in full effect today, if a little slow to develop with a full 6 on 6 roster.

We’re in bonus ball days right now, pandas, so revel in the opportunity to play. 1 means 1 tomorrow.

I’m told a player from an unscouted complex that also plays 6s is going to show up tomorrow. So let’s put on a good show.