This what an online gambling day looks like. Wake up at about 8 and look at the clock. Register the time and settle down for a post sleep rest for about half an hour. Watch the world new headlines to make sure that we have not been invaded or hurricaned or worse during the night. At about 9 stagger into the study, fire up the computer and download the emails that have drifted in during the night. Finish with emails, and log into the online gambling site. I do not enter the casino at this ungodly hour but leave the computer idling while I head for the shower.

This is breakfast time and after that I have a short session with the morning paper. Then it’s the post-breakfast rest, a good half hour of doing nothing on the couch. Coffee time takes place at about 11. Another short rest to let the coffee settle and by noon I am behind the computer which is raring to go into the high noon online gambling session. This session is strictly limited to one hour because of the inflexible lunch at 1. After lunch I am busy with that most important of all daily functions, the post luncheon nap. This entails about an hour and a half on the couch. Another quick visit to the computer to check for emails and then its tea time.

Things get serious after tea. There is the news at 5 which cannot be missed and then it’s off to the study to the online casino for a two hour session. Usually I play poker or blackjack. These are the games that keep my wits sharpened and keep the dreaded old age symptoms of memory and blood pressure at bay. 7 is dinner time followed by a half hour of rest to recover from the ravages of eating and again the action moves back to the study for a long session of online gambling. Now I play craps, baccarat and roulette, the 3 games over which I have little control. No thinking is involved, which is good after my exhausting day. It’s all a matter of luck. Actually at this time of life, just about everything is a matter of luck!

Posted on: October 3, 2007

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