JustPetko Mandy wasted 4 matchpoints in 2nd set 
FORZA SUCKETTA so hot and brainless 
Tennisfan06 Mandy 
But how nice of her, she got into top 100 and now she helps Panova to do the same 
HOS mandy.....saw an earlier score
to see her in match winning position, devo she lost...sad times in
first match at top 100 player, very very sad....hope Karin K wins it now
eDonkey
We were raised on a farm, he said. Do you mean you and I, I asked? No I mean my sister and I, he replied. We weren't wealthy, but we never lacked anything either. Go on, I said. Dad always wanted his own farm, and after the war he had his chance to buy one. He always thought I would want to take it over. And you didn't want to, I suggested. It was impossible, he said, I couldn't afford it on my wages, even though he sold it for half what it was worth. What was it worth, I asked? It cost him £3,000, or $6,000. It doesn't sound like much to me, I said. That was $150,000 in 1980 money when wages for graphic artists were $6 per hour. What are they now, I asked. Over double that in 2012, he said, nearly $14 per hour. Wow, that's a lot, I said. I think he was trying to impress me. No, it's not so much. Do you know how long it is it would take you to save $250,000 if you saved $7 per hour, or $280 per week, he asked? It would take 1,000 weeks if you saved $250 per week I replied. You are not so dumb as you make out, he said. Who said I was dumb, I asked? Nobody, as far as I know, he replied. So therefore it would take over 19 years to save the money. For a cash sale, yes it woulld, he said.
Well, anyway, he went on. One day I was up near the top of the farm, standing near the cow shed, on the tanker track, and dad was about 10 metres away from me. What happened, I asked? Well, I looked ober my left shoulder, and in the paddock there was a horse, and it was just starting to, you know, have a leak, so I looked away. And that was it, I asked? no, well, you know, if you have ever seen a stallion take a leak, they have quite a quantity. Of urine, I asked? Yes, exactly, he said, so when I looked back at dad, he was laughing and laughing hysterically, well no more like giggling, but he was almost doubled over in fits. I have never seen him laugh so hard since we went to see "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines". The movie? What was so funny I asked. Well I could't figure it out, I thought it must have been the horse, but he was looking at me. But then I looked down, and his dog was weeing in my gumboot. I still didn't see what was so funny about that, but I suppose you just had to know me and be there to see the funny side. And you still don't see it, I asked? I think it quite a good joke. No, I didn't, he said, it took me years to work it out. I see, I said. How about Strawberries, Cherries and vanilla iceceam with champagne, he asked? Now, I said? No, I mean at Wimbledon, he said. Ok, I said, I'll consider it. Jim suggested it, he said. Who's Jim I asked. Oh, he's just a radio guy, he answered.
How is Sasha these days, he asked, we haven't seen much of him for a while. Oh, he's around, I said.
