ACM training

Posted on November 4th, 2003 by Sacha Chua

<grin> I am relatively certain that the current ACM contestants way, way outclass me. Kudos to everyone for training very hard! I'm going to have to read and catch up - _after_ the contest...

Maybe I should've just said no to Chipi. ;) That way, I could have joined or trained. Ah, well, s'okay; looks like they're having tons of fun.

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