This Saturday they were 69 (first game), 101 (second game), and 106 (third game). The first one was not my best, and the other two were relatively average. I calculated the average of these three scores, and it comes to a 92, which is still better than my overall average of 91 by one point, so I see that as evidence that I am at the least, not getting worse.
It would probably have been better if during the two weeks that there was no bowling, I had been able to practice with my friends. The night that I went in the arcade/bowling alley with my friends, there were leagues already occupying all the space so we had to stay in the arcade and didn't have a chance to bowl.
My low score of 69 was a combination of my lack of practice for the several weeks that there was no bowling, and how tired I was when I first woke up in the morning. My goal for myself is to get my average to 100 by the end of the spring, when this activity ends. I went from an 89 to a 91 from November to December, so I think with extra practice I will be able to achieve this goal. I also plan to go on Friday with my friends for some practice, and to get extra sleep that night so I'm less tired in the morning. I have got the technique down, and at this point my success or failure depends on how tired I am and the amount of practice I get. I want to make the surrounding conditions better for myself so that I am awake and alert and able to do my best.
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