- Joined
- Aug 8, 2009
Me too! It's so exciting
Yes, one more week! Knock on wood everything's going well!
Me too! It's so exciting
Hello, Happy Maowin card, it's awesome eace:
Hello, Happy Maowin card, it's awesome eace:
Hopefully Mao can cleanse this place of all the negative energy with her light, refreshing skating!
Few more days and waiting end.
I think that there should be no problem to win COC
My list of three best there.
1. Mao Asada
2. Elena Radionova
3. Riga Hongo
Chinese website Sina.com ran a feature article on Mao yesterday.
http://bit.ly/1SnoE7z
It is nothing more than a chronicle of Mao's career to date, but written in an admiring–almost marveling–tone and accompanied by some really nice photos.
Towards the end, Lori Nichol was quoted as saying (in an interview from earlier this year), "I think people should no longer bring up topics like 'but she's already a world champion..,' 'there's no need for her to fight so hard..,' or 'quit at the peak..' Such views are so shallow. They completely underestimate the strength of the human will and trivialize a skater's passion for the sport. I have no doubt Mao Asada will continue skating!"
The last paragraph brought tears to my eyes:
She is a prodigy who blossomed at a young age. She is the first Asian figure skater to win three world titles. She has experienced amazing highs and crushing lows. She has yet to win an Olympic gold medal, but her name almost defines an era. She is Mao Asada, and her legend continues.
Chinese website Sina.com ran a feature article on Mao yesterday.
http://bit.ly/1SnoE7z
It is nothing more than a chronicle of Mao's career to date, but written in an admiring–almost marveling–tone and accompanied by some really nice photos.
Towards the end, Lori Nichol was quoted as saying (in an interview from earlier this year), "I think people should no longer bring up topics like 'but she's already a world champion..,' 'there's no need for her to fight so hard..,' or 'quit at the peak..' Such views are so shallow. They completely underestimate the strength of the human will and trivialize a skater's passion for the sport. I have no doubt Mao Asada will continue skating!"
The last paragraph brought tears to my eyes:
She is a prodigy who blossomed at a young age. She is the first Asian figure skater to win three world titles. She has experienced amazing highs and crushing lows. She has yet to win an Olympic gold medal, but her name almost defines an era. She is Mao Asada, and her legend continues.
She has evolved to become more aggressive, with more joy and curiosity, also liveliness. After experiencing such life experiences, she’s opens another door to the new world and is reborn.