i spent the day with andre agassi.
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i read his autobiography, open.
and i'd say it was time well spent.
in fact, i was sad it ended.
it reminded me of my love for tennis.
it proved to me how cool mullets really were in the '90s.
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it showed me all of the trials mr. agassi had to endure,
but it also showed me the way in which he overcame them and succeeded.
andre taught me a thing or two today (and more than just about my backhand).
it's hard to read, at times, but it's a good read.
i recommend it.
2 comments:
I'm glad that I'm not alone in my appreciation of '90s mullets. I hope that comes back some day. Though I don't understand the first thing about tennis (or any other thing about it, really, except that it involves rackets), I have considered reading this book.
ha! my mom went to the same high school with him. hope you're doing well, love! i'm glad to be reading your blog again. :)
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