ChinaBird

Everyone knows that when you start a new job, things are always challenging and somewhat confusing in the beginning.  The hope is always that the more accustomed you become to this new job placement the better and more fluid things become. I'm glad to say that this "method" if you will, has always proven to be applicable in my life. However, no matter how awesome the job is there is always that inevitable "newbie" period, when you tend to feel like no matter how prepared you are educationally, physically or mentally, everything is still so foreign... and in my case they are, they're completely foreign!  SFCV Therapy Team! Back L to R: Xiao Wang, Da Li, Xiao Ding, Annie Front L to R: Naomi, Sid, Max, Kayla & Charley Moon I've found that when you start a new job it's like joining a foreign tribe. For a while, you're  the outsider but after you've proven your loyalty, respect and integrity to each member of the tribe they accept

Have you every played Cornhole? Some of you may know it as "bean bag toss" or "Bags"? For those of you who don't know, it's a backyard kind of game where two teams of two take turns throwing been bags at a raised board that has a hole cut into it. Each round, both team has 4 bags to be thrown. Points are scored by landing bags on the board for 1 point, any bag that lands in the hole scores 3 points and is called a "Cornhole". The first team to score 21 points wins. According to Wikipedia it's origins are unknown although there have been several claims of how it originated. The games origin is none of my concern, but the game is. This game is fun and competitive and relies on a mixture of talent and luck. My very first exposure to this game, dates back to just a few years ago and to be rather honest, I wasn't impressed. It didn't prove to be an exciting or fast paced game to which I'm more inclined. But as many of you may know