I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.
I am so disappointed in myself.

rgs C got eliminated in first round of team.
and it's ALL my fault.
sighhhh.
I shall just list my mistakes as an anchor of the team.

1. we were leading by about seven points but I totally forgot that we DIDNT need to finish up to 45 points to win. so in my head I kept saying
"must reach 45, Must reach 45"

2. because of that, I became way too goal-oriented that I forgot everything about fencing, I just focused on the score board.

3. I failed to analyse the opponent's habits and find out her weaknesses (esther and amanda fenced her like she was real easy to get points off while I, lost 9 points to her)

4. therefore, I used the same attack over and over again though it was so obvious and clear and I knew it totally doesn't work.

5. I WAS SO FREAKING STRESSED AND PANICKY, I wouldn't focus at all. My point was everywhere, I had zero point control.

this, is a lesson worth $104.30 [shan't elaborate, I feel guilty enough]
but it's lesson I'll never forget.
you know that overwhelming sense of helplessness, panic and disappointment all together?
yeah, but when I lost, I was so damn relieved, I couldn't cry.
maybe a worth it lesson in the future, however.

anyway, while fencers were having lunch together and being in super high spirits and all, this was one of the trillion funny/wrong convos that took place:

"Alisa: I desperately miss OBS.
Elaine: Yeah, I miss it too.
-two second pause-
Elaine: Who did you sleep with?"


in case you haven't realised, I meant as "who were your tent mates?"
which then sounded as wrong when I said now i'm making you sound like an animal a second later.

anyway, now shall blog a little about OBS(:
so extremely surprisingly, I LOVED IT/MISS IT NOW.
it was so awesome I tell you, especially the last two days.
I<3marcopolo+nadia!
I guess it all really made us all understand to appreciate what we have and take it for granted.
you see, OBS is "back to basics":
you sleep in tents, shit and trenches you dig yourself and travel with a 98438756kg-heavy backpack, trek for hours and cook with solid fuel etc
.
but I'll say this would have made us all more independent.
my favourite activity though, is the WILD WOOZIE, guess balancing on a thin wire so high up there is my forte.
it's a high element thingy by the way.

I wasn't kidding when I told you I liked being high up there, free, serene, way up high.

I never expected that I would miss you that much;