Sunday, 18 November 2007
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To skate or not to skate . . .
Our venerable Rhetoric professor once remarked, "Ponds are crucial in the development of children." I'm sure it's so, but my version of the quote would probably sound something like "Ice-skating is crucial in the development of children." While all the summer sports-equipment sits in the garage, out come the ice-skates. What else puts the roses in kids' cheeks and provides the thrill of speed and the impression of daring the worst danger in a relatively safe environment?
Ok, maybe sledding.
But that doesn't make ice-skating any less of a treat. And if you're thinking, "Oh no! I've never learned to skate! I've lived an impoverished childhood!" Don't despair. You can still ice-skate! Go out and try it. You know you want to.

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Comments (8)
Happy Thanksgiving, Lydia. :) I love the two quotes at the top of your page. They seem to sum it up.
hey, flood my xanga comments, why don't ya!
yes, just two weeks exactly! Are you still meeting me at the airport? I should send you flight info, maybe.
I've been skating......on an ice rink.....
Robert
You should post something :) (I do too)
Love,
your fiance