gtl_yukimura | (no subject)

Back home! Well, technically, I got in Monday afternoon, but I needed to get back on Japan time.

And I got back just in time for my second round of exams. I have a meeting with a couple of my professors later today to show them the work I've done while I've been gone. I didn't fill as many sketchbooks as I did while in Paris, but it's still a good amount. The Poison Garden accounted for quite a bit of one. Thankfully I'll have some time after exams and before I leave for New York to finish a few landscape paintings. I've already completed some rough outlines, so once they're reviewed and I get approval, I'll be able to start on them.

I'm not that disappointed in my quarterfinal exit at Wimbledon. I didn't train as much on grass before the tournament as I did playing on clay before the French. I have a bit more time for hard court training before the US Open, so I think, depending on my draw, I should get to at least the quarterfinals again.

[Screened to Yanagi]
Speaking of New York, are you coming with me Renji? I'm looking at hotels already, so I'd like to know your plans.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Making it to quarterfinals in a grand slam seems pretty epic.

Eh, I'm sure your professors will be lenient if you've done enough.

It's pretty awesome. Each one has a different feel though.

I've done a lot. They're all pretty flexible, so I'm not too concerned.

Well yeah, one is fancy grass, the other is fancy clay the other are melting cement feelings.

I assume it's also it's a tiny bit of the bragging rights to say that you are their student.

At least melting cement is a familiar feeling.

Maybe? I'll have to ask Yanagi.

Edited 2018-07-22 22:33 (UTC)

Familiar but is it better?

...Would he know that?

Better than grass.

Yes. He takes care of my sponsorship things.