I did, and since you used the word "perfect".

The landing were far from "perfect" In the one where you landed, you almost hit the fence protecting the pilots stations, then nearly put it in the grass, and turned with so much speed that it looks like you dragged a wingtip. "Perfect" would be no bounces, center of the runway, and a controlled taxi back to the place where you're supposed to shut off your engine. The touch and go looks to be better aligned with the runway. Being so grainy, it's a bit hard to tell, but it also looks far from perfect.

But anyway, hopefully most people reading this thread will realize that you were lucky to not hurt yourself or someone else and not crash your plane. It's your money, but when I invest several hundred dollars in a new venture, I'll put aside my ego and seek help. I'm quite independent, but I've always prefered to choose a path that has been proven to yield the best results.