addicted to
endorphins
pain
exhaustion
chasing this insane dream
perfection




tagboard ;
guestbook

i'm not here to win

i'm here to leave a legacy

run


inspiring

that's the word to describe how it was like to welcome the four of them home. it was far from what i'd expected. haha. it was very odd how i was suddenly so excited. was stressing over the roses and cards beforehand. lol. rushed to finish them up in the car... i hope they liked them! whee.


at the airport- THE champion, attempting to strangle clarissa and i
nice to be in the presence of greatness :D

didn't expect so many small kids to come.

it's just very amazing what your mental frame of mind can do to you. it makes or it breaks you. but ultimately, i think your heart controls all. if you have a heart full of passion, that can overcome any shit mental state your in.

maybe i'm just saying that to comfort myself. hurhurhur. cos my mental strength is near zero :D teeheehee. really. the list of races i've done badly in due to my mental barriers is so long that even i can't remember all. but if i looked at my list of comps i've taken part in, i'd say at least 80-90% of them i died during cos of my head.

okay let's see. one of the most terrible races i remember was nat inter sch 800m finals 2004. i was top 6? until the last 100m. LOL. then i dropped until some absurd unmentionable position. my time was so screwed. didn't get any points for the schoo. but don't talk about that, cos right now? i can't even do anything NEAR that time. i just find it so... demoralizing, that everytime i seem to overcome a mental barrier, my physical ability just goes down. into the DITCHES.

i just wish at least my injured rectus femorises will HEAL. asthma i know how to strengthen.

there is hope, i hope...

[pat]* decided to runaway-.

it's the passion that drives you