I can fly!
Jan. 9th, 2007 02:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
batskeets"Success is not about money. It's about looking in the mirror and saying, 'I like this guy.'" --Chris Gardner
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moonwinged)
Holy CRAP, do I want an iPhone! Well, not for ~$500, but just, wow, it looks really slick. I've never had much desire to browse the internet from my cell phone, but iPhone almost makes me want to. That's not to mention the fact that this concept *screams* "Customizable UI," and half the thing I hate about cell phones is that so many of them have ridiculous user interfaces. Yee!
Wushu practice was surprisingly good yesterday. I was kind of creaky from practicing on Friday and the skiing on Saturday, but I was jumping well and feeling good. I think I'm past the point where I'd have any ludicrously high expectations for myself in competition--my various injuries, being busy, and my occasional bouts of malaise have set me back a lot--but I don't think that's a bad thing. I set the bar way too high last year, and ended up overtraining and disappointing myself, so I'm going to just aim for being consistent and diligent, and slowly work up momentum at a rate that my cranky old body can handle. If I do my best and improve, then that's plenty!
And, bah, I have lots to do today, so that's all I've got at the moment. ::poof!::
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moonwinged)Holy CRAP, do I want an iPhone! Well, not for ~$500, but just, wow, it looks really slick. I've never had much desire to browse the internet from my cell phone, but iPhone almost makes me want to. That's not to mention the fact that this concept *screams* "Customizable UI," and half the thing I hate about cell phones is that so many of them have ridiculous user interfaces. Yee!
Wushu practice was surprisingly good yesterday. I was kind of creaky from practicing on Friday and the skiing on Saturday, but I was jumping well and feeling good. I think I'm past the point where I'd have any ludicrously high expectations for myself in competition--my various injuries, being busy, and my occasional bouts of malaise have set me back a lot--but I don't think that's a bad thing. I set the bar way too high last year, and ended up overtraining and disappointing myself, so I'm going to just aim for being consistent and diligent, and slowly work up momentum at a rate that my cranky old body can handle. If I do my best and improve, then that's plenty!
And, bah, I have lots to do today, so that's all I've got at the moment. ::poof!::
