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    Als Antwort auf: Berlin Berlin...

    ayasarch [Mitglied]
    It is great to know that I can get to so many tournaments without flying a whole day from West coast to East coast through 3 times zones! My archery was flounderng and now it has come back to life!
    PermalinkPermalink 17.10.09 @ 09:58

    Als Antwort auf: Berlin Berlin...

    Dom [Besucher]
    Welcome to european archery and all the best to you here Aya. Looking forward to reading good archery news about you again :)
    PermalinkPermalink 17.10.09 @ 09:44

    Als Antwort auf: US National Indoor

    Tony Ng [Besucher]
    Hi,

    I was the guy sitting in front of you in the National indoor yesterday and bought a belt buckle from you, the guy with my Japanese friend that you spoke with you for a while. I just checked out your website with the card that you gave me. I didn't know you have an interest in Japanese sword. I happen to be an antique Japanese sword collector since 1990, used to have 36 in my collection and sold off most of them and keeping the best ones. Only if I know you have a super wide spectrum of interest, we would have a whole lot more to talk about.

    By the way, there is a San Francisco Token Kai once a year, aka Japanese sword show at SFO in mid August (around the wekend of the 24th). You just let me knwo and I could get you in for free. I could introduce you to the major people in the field of Japanese sword.

    Kind regards,

    Tony Ng
    PermalinkPermalink 03.03.09 @ 01:14

    Als Antwort auf: Berlin Wall Opening

    Janine (John) Wiggins [Besucher] · http://www.janinewiggins.com
    Wow! Having been in high school in Germany when the wall fell down I I think this is so special what you are doing. I still have my little piece of the wall. Those were interesting times.

    Janine
    PermalinkPermalink 19.02.09 @ 19:38

    Als Antwort auf: Big Surprise!

    Janine (John) Wiggins [Besucher] · http://www.janinewiggins.com
    Aya, I am SOOOOOO happy for you!! Ok, this is months later, but I want to let you know that I came across your site today and am AMAZED by you as always. Berlin Wall, archery, you always find a way to rise to the top of whatever you set out to do.

    Janine
    PermalinkPermalink 19.02.09 @ 19:36

    Als Antwort auf: Steinstücken Bogenschützen Part III

    Lawrence Hudson [Besucher]
    Hi Aya,
    Still think of you and pray for you. Glad you're in Europe. Hope all is well and that you are forging ahead with your gift for archery. Hannah says hi.
    Yours,
    Lawrence
    PermalinkPermalink 10.10.08 @ 01:57

    Als Antwort auf: Big Surprise!

    Tracy Rhodes [Besucher]
    Hey there Aya,
    I called your cellphone last week not knowing you
    were still in Berlin...I hope everything went
    great with the display of the walls you have done
    and everyone enjoyed and liked your work.
    Also I too left you a voice mail with congrates
    about making the US Team for next year..we will
    be watching you and the team more closely now..
    lol
    Hope you do good in Isreal and can get some good
    pix of the walls and temples while there.
    Drop us aline or two when you get the chance,
    your friends Tracy & Petra Rhodes
    PermalinkPermalink 08.10.08 @ 00:06

    Als Antwort auf: FITA World Field Championships, Pontypridd, Wales

    A Non [Besucher]
    Tournaments come and go but bridges and walls last for centuries or millennia. A dry stone wall may fall but never crumbles and is as wonderful a thing to view when fallen as it is when standing. And with care it can be rebuilt to be even better than it was before as the weakness that caused the fall can be strengthened.
    PermalinkPermalink 10.09.08 @ 19:09

    Als Antwort auf: FITA World Field Championships, Pontypridd, Wales

    JEAN [Besucher]
    SO SORRY ABOUT THE MUD AND RAIN AND YOUR RESULTS AT THE FITA WORLD FIELD EVENTS.. IT SEEMS YOUR BAD LUCK IS FOLLOWING YOU EVERYWHERE--WEATHER WISE-HEALTH WISE AND OTHER WISE... WOULD YOU PLEASE AS ALL YOUR WONDERFUL ARCHERY FRIENDS TO SEND A POSTCARD OF THEIR STATE OR COUNTRY TO MY FRIENDS GRAND DAUGHTER--KAELINN-- AT WILLOWDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL--MRS. PETTA'S CLASS--16901 P STREET---OMAHA, NEBRASKA--68135--THANK YOU
    PermalinkPermalink 07.09.08 @ 01:12

    Als Antwort auf: USA Gold Cup

    Junko [Besucher]
    Aya-chan,
    I'm glad you did well at the Gold Cup-with someone else's equipment! I hope you continue to enjoy shooting pain-free. Wishing you the best during this year's tournament season. See you in Boston.
    PermalinkPermalink 03.06.08 @ 21:18

    Als Antwort auf: Steinstücken Bogenschützen Part II

    Doug Powell [Besucher]
    Hi!

    Elke sent me your Url in an email. My name is Doug. I lived in Berlin from June 1988 until July 1991. I've spent a lot of time in Steinstucken. If you have any questions pertaining to the village during the Cold War, I'd be happy to try to answer them. My close friend, Tom Clark, who flew General Clay into Steinstucken in Sept of 1961, passed away last year. The history begins to fade.

    Best to you.
    PermalinkPermalink 20.05.08 @ 12:53

    Als Antwort auf: US Open

    You are amazingly strong and inspiring. Never, Never, NEVER lose that!
    PermalinkPermalink 29.08.07 @ 14:17

    Als Antwort auf: US Open

    ayasarch [Mitglied]
    Kiito! I look forward to shooting with you in Finland! Saisinko vettä!
    PermalinkPermalink 24.08.07 @ 15:31

    Als Antwort auf: US Open

    Marko [Besucher]
    Nice shooting AYA!
    For the mistakes... that's life :(
    See you in Finland
    PermalinkPermalink 23.08.07 @ 08:47

    Als Antwort auf: California Cup

    Dominique [Besucher]
    "1257, the best score I have shot in a few years"
    I didn't know this and it gives much more value to your accomplishment Aya :-)
    PermalinkPermalink 18.07.07 @ 01:36

    Als Antwort auf: Viva Las Vegas

    Dominique [Besucher]
    The idea and the content of this post are simply brilliant! Good eye Aya!
    PermalinkPermalink 16.02.07 @ 11:22

    Als Antwort auf: Tournoi Européen

    Andreas Lorenz [Besucher] · http://www.wernerbeiter.com
    Hi Erika!
    It was good to meet you in Nimes and I love my new Belt Wheel :-)
    Hope to see you soon around!
    Andreas
    PermalinkPermalink 31.01.07 @ 10:10

    Als Antwort auf: Tournoi Européen

    Daniel aka Tigrou [Besucher] · http://tigroukam.free.fr/
    It was a real pleasure to meet you at least ! So much to talk and so few time... Hoping to see you soon !

    My special dedicated Eagle is on the way... ;)

    XO
    PermalinkPermalink 31.01.07 @ 04:15

    Als Antwort auf: Tournoi Européen

    lazouille [Besucher]
    you re welcome
    PermalinkPermalink 30.01.07 @ 14:59

    Als Antwort auf: Viva la France!

    lazouille [Besucher]
    you re wellcome
    your training will begin on friday when you arrive to the training center cause some friends waiting for you
    follow on saturday from 03.oo pm to 06.OO pm or more as you will
    japanese restaurant before the training on saturday
    i ll be at the airport near 06.45 am
    have a good flight to france
    cheers
    take care to the bridge
    PermalinkPermalink 18.01.07 @ 03:23



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