Landon Sawyer's Blog

  Baseball, Baseball, Baseball.      Something that has consumed my life since I was put on this earth is baseball. 5-6 days a week and basically all year around. The sport is nonstop. Especially when you decide that you want to play in college. There's a lot more to it then just picking up a bat and a glove and throwing a baseball around. Baseball is a mental and physical game and you either hate it or you love it.         So far, college baseball has been nothing but a thrill. Getting to know my teammates and building strong bonds so we're ready come season opener, has been nothing but fun. When break came around, I sort of lost contact with some of the guys I had gotten so close to all of the first semester. Now that I'm back I'm trying to break the ice again and get back to where I was relationship wise with some of these guys, but I have no time any more to be able to hang out with them outside of baseball and some classes that I have with  them.  Google Calendar  

  Starting Your Blog Before I start talking about the steps I took to starting my blog page, there's a few things you need to be thinking about during this process: What's the main purpose of the blog? How can you get the audience involved? What areas of your blog can you make more enticing for readers? It's very important that you take a moment to identify your passion and niche. What topics make you excited? What do you enjoy talking about? Having a clear focus will not only make your blog more engaging but will also attract like-minded readers who share your interests. 1. Select a Unique Blog Name: Your blog name is your blog's online address, so make it unique. Choose a name that reflects your content and is easy to remember and spell. Many blogging platforms offer domain registration as part of their services, or you can use external domain registrars to secure your chosen name. 2. Create a Visually Appealing Design: A visually appealing blog design enhances the re

  Week 1: Exhausted There's simply nothing I despise more than starting my day at 5am. You might be asking yourself, "What could you possibly be doing at 5am?" Well, I've got an answer for you: A 7-minute mile. Doesn't sound fun, does it? For the next month I'm going to be getting up at 5am for baseball and will be testing my bodies limits physically and mentally. What hurts most is thinking about not only the 7-minute miles I'm going to be running for the next month but also the amount of schoolwork I'm going to have to stack on top of that. I wanted to challenge myself this semester and take classes that are going to really help me get to where I want to be in the future with my job. it's going to take a lot of hard work and effort but I'm all for the grind. The second semester seems like it's going to be challenging for most people here at ONU. My friends have made it very clear and some students that I had class with last semester have