from jan 26-29

those four days are my first days of working full time... can't leave the rink unless i have to eat...

there are advantages in the ice rink when i became an assist coach: free practice at the ice rink; but, have to be there when my name is called.

disadvantages: i don't have a right to choose which client. so i experience handling retarded *thank God if they leave the rink earlier like they quit, or sometimes i felt good to see them improve their balance* or sometimes, i felt like a babysitter... another part is when a customer stinks and didn't get the chance to fake faint... but the worse part is when a mother complained on how i taught her 3-year-old daughter... and the policy is 5 and up, not below 5. so off the 3-year-old, and i was told to go back to the coaches' lounge.

i asked for any complaint along the staff, but they said that always happens....

somehow, i enjoyed working...

no pain, no gain
no guts, no glory

still.... i was asked by a lot of people: am i going to chicago? the answer: i want to go to chicago not only to compete, but be with my love of my life.