Corner of Reflection

I call it bravery winning the glory. When you have to decide quickly whether you choose to win your mind or to win your heart. I put in words my reflection of this magnificent humble from the champion. Learn how to win yourself among others avidities. The step in which you will choose is yours, walk you in to the commitment for your next journey. Resoluteness.

It all happened rather suddenly, really. Justine Henin-Hardenne retired while the game was on the mood of audience (even myself!) ... 1-6 0-2 (hey typing the number of fact need to be captured in mind!).
I saw the match on my tv this morning (I had set the alarm the nite before since this game will start at 03.30 Norway time, too early in this semester.) anyway it was worthy to see Australian Open Final 2006 in live, maybe with one reason of being there somewhere in the corner of Rod Laver Arena exactly in the same time with the game. Feeling better rather just remember being alone inside of one chamber in Herman Krags vei.
It was not easy to see your "one-step crown" fade away while your hands almost touch its joy and ready to let it into your embrace. Probably people would like to call it almost!.
But I think the splendour behind the decision was to know precisely what you feel and what you want then decide it in the right time without thinking the shimmer of the hearsay.
Still I think, both are the winner for this match:

Amelie Mauresmo (known by this sentence: "I've been waiting so long for this and really worked hard for this, it's a really great achievement. I'm probably the proudest woman now," the Frenchwoman said.) Yup, after 7 years waiting, eventually as her first major.

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Justine Henin-Hardenne, the "unseen" winner for being brave accepted herown real condition and other happiness. Sometimes it is hard to say: congratulation for your opponent.

So, isnt it good reflection from today reviews?