The 2009 Grass Grand Slam is over and yeah, predictable winners are crowned. Big congratulations to Roger Federer and Serena Williams.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Sunday, June 21, 2009
It’s Wimbledon Time!!!
After Roland Garros, it’s Wimbledon time. Just loving the grass and retractable roof and if only I have the money and the vacation packages, I have no single ounce of doubt in getting to Paris and London for full three months of endless excitement and fun. Geez, I want that dream badly!
But enough of that dream and I’m getting frustrated now. My goal in writing this content is to simply choose my picks for the grass grand slam and not to dream of the impossible (lol).
Looking back, Roland Garros have several events of upsets and unexpected. The King of Clay was ousted by the courageous Robin Soderling in four sets and now, I’m thinking of what possible shocking events can transpire in Wimbledon. Can anyone make loud noises again just like Robin Soderling? Will Ana Ivanovic soar high or after this grand slam, I will just see her name glide down the top 20?
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
Making Decisions
We make decisions everyday. Either it’s small or big decision, it’s still a decision we need to act upon. In fact, no one is perfect in terms of decision making. Every decisions we need, we should and we can face have its own sets of consequences and limitations. Probably, there’s no bad decisions, only the better one. Agree with me or not, making decisions is sometimes easy but most of the time, it’s exhausting.
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Confused and Anxious
I woke up this morning feeling like a dead rubber. I couldn't help myself but think about my future. Right now, I'm working as a content writer and I'm happy bout it even there's numerous rough edges I need to fix in my writing styles. However, there's still a bigger picture inside me I want to achieve and that's obtaining a master's degree in psychology.
What field in psychology I want to pursue? I am still in fence to tell you the truth. It's a 50-50 call between business and counseling psychology and I probably will choose to study online (considering my situation as a handicap). Perhaps, this is truly the life we are walking through. Not all things are not what we always expect. There's no hundred percent, there's no perfection, we simply need to survive the consequences in every action we choose to act.
Another confusing problem that bugs me off right now is money. If I am going to have my master's degree, where will I get the money to pay my fees? Sad but true, my salary as a content writer is not enough to support all my needs and wants. Perhaps, I need to talk with my dad or aunt about this matter. They might know someone or some ways to achieve my goals.
Am I over analyzing my problems again or am I taking it too hard for myself? Probably not. At the moment, my goal is to buy my laptop for tennis live streaming, writing tasks, blogging, etc. and I take it from there.
What field in psychology I want to pursue? I am still in fence to tell you the truth. It's a 50-50 call between business and counseling psychology and I probably will choose to study online (considering my situation as a handicap). Perhaps, this is truly the life we are walking through. Not all things are not what we always expect. There's no hundred percent, there's no perfection, we simply need to survive the consequences in every action we choose to act.
Another confusing problem that bugs me off right now is money. If I am going to have my master's degree, where will I get the money to pay my fees? Sad but true, my salary as a content writer is not enough to support all my needs and wants. Perhaps, I need to talk with my dad or aunt about this matter. They might know someone or some ways to achieve my goals.
Am I over analyzing my problems again or am I taking it too hard for myself? Probably not. At the moment, my goal is to buy my laptop for tennis live streaming, writing tasks, blogging, etc. and I take it from there.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Survivor Insights 30: Three Sole Survivors Under My Belt
With JT’s recent triumph in Tocantins Brazilian Highlands, I now have three sole survivors under my belt. Of the eighteen seasons of SURVIVOR, I can’t truly believe my instincts have driven me in the right way. Back in season 12 (Panama Exile Islands), I chose Aras Baskauskas and Danielle DiLorenzo as my early picks and these two were in the final two and Aras eventually took home the title. Parvati Shallow was my only huge favorite in season 16 (Micronesia) and surprisingly, she outlasted the rest.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Survivor Insights 29: “The Warrior and The Wizard”
Survivor Tocantins ended well and it’s JT, the twenty-four-year-old cattle rancher from Alabama, who took home the $1,100,000 and the title of Sole Survivor. Things were in the right places for JT. He won two immunity challenges in a row, definitely making him the immunity king of this season.
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Survivor Insights 28: Here Comes the Final 4
Fantastico! Three of my early-picks and a wildcard favorite are in the finals and this is the finale I’ve been waiting for since season twelve at Panama Exile Islands.The final four could be unpredictable with Coach on board but it’s a better four without him.
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Friday, May 15, 2009
She Is Beautiful!
Found this photo in OnTheBaseline.com and I am blown away. Ana Ivanovic is beautiful, no other ways to describe it.
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