Why I'm Learning How To Juggle

So I'm learning how to juggle.
This may sound bizarre, but the reasons I've wanted to learn how to juggle have gradually accumulated over the years. Just recently the number of reasons reached a tip-over point, and I've started to practice on a daily basis. Here are my juggling balls, which I bought from the Higgins Brothers site:
I only practice a few minutes a day, but I'm gradually getting better. Nowadays my goal is to do four tosses in a row.
But WHY am I learning how to juggle? Here are some of the reasons:
1. Because it's fun to watch other people doing it, so I wanted to try.
2. It's satisfying to see gradual improvement over time with consistent practice. Sounds a bit obvious, I know, but it's something I have total control over and the improvement is measurable. The more I work at it, the better I get. In a weird way, it's therapeutic…I find myself slipping into a zone-out meditative state when I'm juggling -- it's oddly relaxing.
3. It's a bit of an upper body workout, at least for someone like me who spends most of her work day sitting at a computer.
4. I figure knowing how to juggle could be handy for sometimes adding variety to school presentations, especially if the kids are restless. Heck, it could come in handy for presenting to grown-ups when they get restless.
5. It's FUN.
And yes, the last reason is the most important for me. :-)
Many thanks to Markus, Mary, Graham, Sara and Annie for their juggling tips and inspiration.