You suggested many interesting moves here and I hope that I can apply some of the basic ideas in future games. Although I suspect it might take some time to get used to one or two of them (tenuki for Black 17 is just too hard for me for now to endure ^^; ).
on 63: I think that it is necessary because S7 can be cut and T7 can result in a snapback. Have I missed something here?
on 79: Playing calmly seems to be another general problem.
But I sincerely hope that I'll be more relaxed after having played a number of games in the next few months. But you are right, attaching here was not a good idea. I was thinking about J17, too, but you know, sometimes your hand klicks faster than your brain can sream "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!". Or the like. 
It's definitely a good point.on 107: I don't quite got your question. Do you mean to play that before 107? Now, a few days after the game I wouldn't even play R10 anymore for 107 but R12 instead. Maybe that is what you meant?
Thanks again for sharing your ideas!
) be less wailing this time than last time - although I don't think it's too bad too write about the bad times, too, because they're part of the whole thing as well. It's not true that it is always fun and great and all and this journal is not about illusions or lying to myself or to others.
), but for me it is really a lot: Last year to reach 34 games it might have taken... 4 months? Or maybe 5 even? However, it doesn't feel that burdensome anymore like it was at the beginning. Although that might be typical of beginnings in general until you reach a point where you get used to it. 
And you know why? This is why: It's the game I played last monday for Guo Juan's Group Class against a KGS 2k and even though I screwed up that ko by answering a threat which was no threat at all, I'm really proud of it because I only lost by 6,5 points (it was an even game and he got a komi of 7,5 points which means that I really nicked a point from him, wooohoooooo! 
). 
It's almost too much for somebody who was stuck at around 6k for nearly 5 years and on 6k on KGS. Pretty scary even
was an insane move. Pure greed as as far as I can tell. And why shouldn't he be greedy?! Heaven forbid black makes 15 points on the left side of the board! That's, like, the best side! White's own 15-20 point corner can't compete with left side territory! 
though - I would usually expect that to be at F13, the knight's move. This might have been a faster way to build the top and continue your attack.
was the final nail in the coffin. The atari at F9 seems necessary to keep his group connected and out. Again, it looks like he got greedy - in this case smelling blood while not realizing his own group was in jeopardy.
would be weakened even more. I'm not sure, but just nobi out feels like this stone puts more pressure on white because he hast to squeeze through between those stones. But who am I to say that? Just some overrated player. 
was a bad play of mine so he should have taken advantage of that. Theoretically. 
was also bad, similar reason: broken shape for Black -- you hurt yourself.
was bad, same reason: broken shape for White ( 
) -- he hurt himself.
broken shape forces W to hurt yourself.
to rip apart B's original keima, like this:
to diagram 1:
, pulling back instead of blocking,