For Me, By Far, The Olympics Is

My Fitness Trainer's English, My Physio's English, Some Of My Friends Are English. I Don't Have A Problem With English People At All.

I Am Sure That There Are Many Christians Who Will Confess That Their Experience Has Been Very Much Like My Own-that We Had Long Known The Lord Without Realizing That Meekness And Lowliness Of Heart Should Be The Distinguishing Feature Of The Disciple, As They Were Of The Master. Such Humility Is Not A Thing That Will Come On Its Own. It Must Be Made The Object Of Special Desire, Prayer, Faith And Practice.

Sometimes You're Looking To Play Perfect Tennis But It's Not Going To Happen All The Time And You Have To Accept It.

People Think I Am Unemotional Because My Voice Is Flat And A Bit Boring. It Is Unfortunate But It Is Just The Way It Is. I've Tried To Change It But It Doesn't Seem To Make A Difference. The Truth Is, I Have Lots Of Emotions Inside. I Cried After The Semi-final At Wimbledon [2012] Because I Was Proud To Reach The Final And I Knew How Much It Meant To The Country. I Cried After The [losing] Final [to Federer], Too, For Different Reasons. I Felt I Had Let People Down. I Think People Warmed To That. They Could See How Much It Hurt.

I Listen To My Ipod As I Walk On. If I'm Winning I'll Listen To The Same Song, That's Like A Good Luck Thing - Usually The Black Eyed Peas' Let's Get It Started.