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Wed Jan 15, 2014, 10:06pm
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I'll admit to a coach that I may have missed the call, but I never come right out and say I missed it. I guess it's because I don't want to appear weak to them, as it could lead to them thinking they can get on me about future calls too. Or maybe it's because I'm stubborn, and don't want to admit a mistake.
 BTW, I might add that I'll make sure I'm in the best position to see things, too. What can they say at that point? "Make sure you do that"? LOL 
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