I am truly suprised by myself ..
That night I was a void; empty and much nothingness.
The next morning I was cold, deep frozen.
This morning the thawing has begun already, and the ice seems to be melting at a faster rate than I thought it would.
It would seem that I am walking, unaided and with no limp.
Is this because the fall was shorter than I had believed it might be (you know how distances can look deceiving ... how a jump looks further from up there than from down here)?
Is it because I had a safety net? (ie Having anticpated the fall as a real possibility I was not caught unprepared)?
Or is it that I have simply wiped it from memory. Doesn't feel like it.
Or maybe I have learned (somehow, somewhere, sometime) how to roll on landing.
I'm not sure, but it is good and I'll take that as it is.
Thursday, June 29, 2006
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Rolling when landing really does make a difference. It has saved me more than once.
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