I kid, I thought Elena had made it to semifinals but the match this morning was a quarterfinals match against Nadia Petrova, a beastly rude woman. She's very manly-looking. I was having a heart attack. I couldn't even do Chemistry at the same time because the first set she lost 2-6 but then proceeded to win the game 6-2 6-0: bagel status. It was amazing. It was so worth me getting up at 6am. Regardless, Elena Dementieva is now a semifinalist so I'm probably going to be sleep deprived later on in the week as well. Hopefully Federer beats Soderling before I go to class, I'll allow him another two hours.
You know, the good thing about clay court is the fact that people can't lie about whether the ball was in or out. When the ball hits the clay court, it leaves a mark and line judges can go up to the mark to see where the ball landed. If only this could happen in real life too. Maybe if someone were lying you could see a giant flashing light above their heads. I mean, we wouldn't have to pay for electricity anymore that's for sure.
Man, what a great way to start off the day.
stare at the sky & let go of things that don't matter <3
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