In all honesty, there really wasn't much positive about this weekend. Before going I thought about pulling out because I wasn't able to line up any other competitions afterwards and I didn't feel like a turnaround trip was the best idea, but then I would just be wasting the money I spent on getting a renewed passport and visa in a weeks time, and I really hate flushing money down the toilet like that. So I went. And after 20 hours of flying I fouled 3 times and had 1 below mediocre jump. But the good news is I saved 15% on my auto insurance.
As you can tell, I'm in a pretty good mood about the whole thing. It honestly didn't even seem worth the effort to pout about it. I'm excited to get back to a couple weeks of good training and then compete at Indoor Nationals at the end of the month. I'm back in San Diego, it's 70 degrees outside, and Russia is almost a distant memory by now.
6 comments:
WOW. I don't even know you anymore?!
You are handling everything in your life with such grace and optimism! I love this!!!
Can I meet with your therapist?
Look at it this way.
3 fouls are better than 5 crappy jumps!
If you are going to suck, better to suck without the mark to go along with it!
So all in all, good job! LOL! :)!
After your first competition where you had no fouls, didn't expect 3 out of 4 to be fouls on this trip. Hopefully some of the fouls were at least long ones.
you looked so 80's at moscow. ;-)
I thought you participated yearly at the Aviva Grand Prix meet in Birmingham, UK.
Why not this year?
If you are going to have off days, its better they come early in the season.
Stay focused and your training and natural ability will take over.
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