Tennis Sounds
What kind of blog sounds interesting?
I’m thinking about writing a blog (i love writing, it’s like my form of therapy) but I’m not sure what to blog about? Blogging about daily life doesn’t sound very interesting, but since I go to an alternative school because of a highly competitive tennis program, it could be interesting. Would anyone read a blog about that? What else sounds interesting to blog about? Or what would you read a blog about?
Don’t know because everyone isn’t into tennis, you know?
Maybe you could blog about a certain goal you’d like to accomplish such as a weight loss plan, becoming a better person, etc, etc.
Try doing something new about each day and blog about that and how it made you feel.
Be creative!
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The Best of U.S. Open Tennis: 1980-1990 [VHS] $1.06 This highlight reel of the top men’s and women’s matches comes complete with sizzling serves, piercing passing shots, great ground strokes, victorious volleys–all the shots the great champions make. It is a compilation of tournament thrills that will delight die-hard tennis aficionados. The best aspect of this video is that it offers a glimpse of tennis greats from three decades. The beginning y… |
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Top Spin 4 $17.65 Adrenaline fills your veins, sweat pours down your face. Your heart is beating faster than should be humanly possible. It’s all riding on this moment, this final serve that will determine your place in professional tennis history. With one last inhale, you smash the ball toward your opponent, silently hoping he fails to return the serve. The crowd sits silent for just another second or two and th… |
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Outlaw Volleyball (Xbox) $7.00 NO SHOES NO SHIRTS NO MERCY 50 TOUR EVENTS 10 EXTREME COURTS MULTIPLAYER ACTION… |
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Top Spin COMPLETE Microsoft XBOX Game $3.24 Top Spin is an exciting new sports game that takes you through the world of the pro tennis circuit! Work your way up the online rankings to become the best in the world!… |
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City of Angels (1990 Original Broadway Cast) $7.94 Cy Coleman and David Zippel’s City of Angels is a seductive depiction of 1940s Los Angeles, capturing swinging jazz, torchy ballads, witty lyrics, and even a Manhattan Transfer-like Greek chorus (arranged by ManTran guru Yaron Gershovsky). James Naughton and Gregg Edelman star as Stone and Stine, respectively a tough Raymond Chandleresque PI and the writer who dreams up his adventures. Randy Graff… |
