One third of the trip...

Wow.
So I am a third of the way through the three month intensive. To be honest it feels as if time has flown by. This weekend I went to Leipzig to see my sister and her family before they take off for their return back to Canada - it was fun. Also, last thursday I went out with a bunch of my classmates to see Richard (Austrian classmate) perform in an openstage, then out with the class for a low-amount of juggling night out. It was really fun. We went to a pub with the idea of the room is upside down - very interesting.

Last week I almost went out for some work but it was not very nice weather so it fell through. Here in Berlin what some jugglers do is called 'working the lights'. It consists of a twenty second routine followed by 20 seconds of collection in a 40 second red light. I was pretty sad that it did not come through but I know I will be doing it soon with one of my classmates BUT it will not be this week. (well maybe friday)
'Why?' you ask? 'Do you have the ability of weather prediction?'

No you gooses! I have not one workshop this week but two!!monday through thursday I will have training in the morning with the mighty Sergey Ignatov (9:30-1:30) a half hour to chill then on to a three ball workshop with the very creative Morgan Cosquer (2:00- 6:30). So I am going to be one tired puppy by the evening of thursday.

BUT WAIT!
They is more news! There is a open stage at the Katakomben on the 18th and going to the Chameleon this week at some point too, I watched a bunch of new juggling videos - especially the Peapot DVD JuggleDoll, AND my costume is geting much much closer to being finished!!
So all in all it has been a quality week a potentially out of this world one coming up!

Also I promise that I will be posting more frequently from this point on and that at least one entry is going to focus on technique, ideas, and plans.

As always questions/ comments are welcome and appreciated.
James