Life vs. Ultimate: A Real First World Problem
by August 20, 2013, 5:00am 0
While growing up, my parents helped me mature in a lot of ways, but they never indicated how impossibly hard it would be to set up your priorities. Obviously, there…
Eric Meyer is a Luther College graduate from 2008, and was a member on their Ultimate team, LUFDA. He currently resides in Minneapolis, MN and plays for the open club team Climax. He writes about the unimportant things in ultimate and life.
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