my flip reverse swirl record is something i'd rather not want to talk about.
it's very embarrassing as i think it's either 2-3. my flip rev swirl is getting a lot more consistent now, but i've still got a hard time to do consecutives. i'm still not playing a lot of footbag. i think it will maybe change once we can play outside, but then on the other hand my shins are something you can't rely on, so even if i only play twice a week, after each session my shins need a couple of days to recover.
i've been biking a lot though which is a good and a bad thing. on the one side it's a good physical activity that doesn't bother my shins, but on the other side it also makes my legs tired and kills my need to move my legs. maybe that will change, once i get used to biking. on a lot of days i bike around 1 1/2 hours a day. it's not a lot and not hard physical activity, but if you do it every day, you'll notice that your legs are kind of tired.
recently i haven't been very lucky with biking though. three days ago the lock of my bike completely froze and yesterday i had a flat tire.
yesterday i really enjoyed playing footbag. i played with rune, nis and kim and i felt that the general footbag vibe in the room was really good. i think we pretty much all enjoyed ourselves and hit some nice stuff. for the first time in over a month, i actually managed to hit some hard and longish runs. i can remember one run that was smear>ss smear (rpt)>magellan>pixie ss pickup>pixie legover>magellan>pixie legover>motion>another 10 contacts of probably mostly whirl stuff.
then i've hit tap>tapping legover and atomic legover>legbeater, had a really high and nice flip atomic set.
my sister is visiting me on the weekend. looking forward to it, but i hope she doesn't only want to go shopping. i hate nothing more than shopping and that comment of her really made me pissed off.
well, we'll see, it's always fun to go out with my little sister though. 
still pretty busy with reading all those pages for my university classes (i actually should be reading a lot more, but i want to have a life as well). i surprisingly like european union law and so far i'm pretty good at it. it's really nice that i like all those international law subjects and especially human rights, as i'm planning to work for the UN or and NGO later. maybe i'll study something else after i finish my studies, the idea of finishing soon, finally made me scared too.
I guess that's one more reason to visit you in kopenhagen. is there still a weekend free? 
