有氣無力中( ′-`)y-～ 做個簡短的敘述 在歐冠決賽前一天，Tommy話題依然圍繞著足球， 還透露了團結的西班牙人們面對球隊時依然分派系XD (☆_☆) 然後Moya疑似飛到巴黎現場看比賽了(這是老伯第一輪打包的隱藏原因?) 除此之外Tommy的房間是很乾淨有條理的，但浴室裡完全不是那麼一回事 歸功於少年的經驗 (有點口惡 = =) 然後看起來Tommy每天都必須要吃冰淇淋，真像小孩子。 舉證小孩子事蹟另一樁 (比賽排太晚干擾他看足球或者太早使他要早起都不行!) Wednesday, May 17, 2006 Today is shaping up as a perfect day. I won my second-round match against Florent Serra and tonight I'm getting set to watch the UEFA Champions League final between my team Barcelona and Arsenal. And last night chatting to my friend on messenger I learned that he had found a ticket at the last minute, so he won't have to try to sneak into the stadium. Apparently there was a guy in Madrid who returned his ticket at the last minute and my friend was able to buy it as part of a package that included an airfare for about 500 or 600 Euros. He's flying to Paris right now. I told him that now the only way I'd visit him in jail is if Barcelona wins and he makes an unbelievable party. Right now I'm going back to the hotel for a siesta and then I will chat again on messenger. I'm sure most of the talk will be about the football. The players' party is on tonight at the hotel but for sure I will miss that. I'll just get room service for dinner and then a lot of the players will try to find a room to watch the match as a group, which will be more fun. David Ferrer and his coach, who are Barcelona supporters, will be cheering with me but Ferrero and Verdasco will be cheering against Barcelona because they support Madrid. They don't care if Arsenal wins; they just want Barcelona to lose. I think that Carlos Moya, who is a Barcelona supporter, has flown to Paris for the game. It's probably better that we don't use my room to watch the game. The room itself is very tidy; I'm someone who has a place for everything. I'll put my shirts in one place, my pants in another, my socks in another... But the bathroom is a different matter. There you'll find my used socks and clothes and my match shoes with clay on them and my running shoes. It's not a pretty picture and neither is the smell. This system all came about when I was younger and traveled to the US for two weeks of tournaments. After each day I would just put the sweaty clothes into the same bag. My parents came over in the second week and I asked my mother to clean my clothes. But when she opened the bag it smelled so bad we had to throw all the clothes away. There may even have been some mushrooms in there! (￣□￣|||)a.. My parents were screaming at me and told me I had to let the clothes dry. Late yesterday I started to watch Under the Tuscan Sun with Diane Lane before going out to dinner with David Ferrer and his coach at a restaurant close to the hotel. After that I watched the end of the film and then got to bed around 12.30, which was later than it should have been with an 11 o'clock match. But it was tough to get to sleep after that siesta I had. I am a Spaniard so I don't like getting up at 8 o'clock, which is what I've had to get up the last three days. I'm going to have to talk to Giorgio, the ATP Tour Manager, and ask for later starts! I need the extra sleep. I practiced with Stepanek, who also was first match on today, from 9.30 to 10. I talked with Vliegen and Nieminen in the locker room before we went out to play. Most players are normally pretty quiet before they go out. Then with 10 or 20 minutes to go I put on my iPod, did a little jumping and moving about. I knew today's match would be tough and Serra beat me the last time we played in Adelaide. I limited myself to just one ice cream after lunch - I didn't double up like yesterday. I saw Ferrero and Garcia-Lopez in the players' lounge fighting to see who could make the fastest lap time in a Formula 1 car game. I was asked to do a STARS activity today that involved an abseiling rescue. But I had to say no to that one. I don't want any mishaps before tomorrow's match. ~ Hasta manana, Tommy Please check out my web site: http://www.tommy-robredo.com --

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