Perhaps I should go ice skating and leave all my cares behind! What do you think? Join me?
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6 comments:
Congratulations dear Deanna, I saw where your little Grandson arrived on Valentines Day ~ how wonderful for the family and I hope all is well.
Yes, I would love to go ice skating with you if I lived closer.
Thanks for visiting me today.
Have a very happy weekend
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Carolyn
I would LOVE to be able to ice skate! The old knees would protest, though! I have a picture of my husband's mother back in the 50's in a little skating skirt like that! Brrrr!
Hi D
Thanks so much for dropping in to my blog and leaving a comment.
Just had to pop by and visit you and I love your blog.
I'm hopeless at ice skating I'm afraid so have to pass up the invitation to join in!!!
I'm gonna start following your blog now.
I would love to go ice skating! Watching the olympics makes me want to try it, but I've never been before and knowing how ungraceful I am OFF of ice, I think I'll just stick to watching the professionals do it!
I skate the way I ski--tried both once. Weak ankles and I didn't like the cold activities when I was young and now I am happy to sweep the snow with my broom. Or if I must, I'll use a shovel! Most likely it will need to be done again tomorrow before I leave for church. Stay warm and cozy.
Dd,
I remember one summer when I was much younger that your younger brother and I decided to stop at a hockey rink on the west side of Wichita on a very hot afternoon. We thought we should give Ice Skating a try. I didn't know a persons legs, feet and hands could go in so many different directions at the same time. I guess he didn't either, I still laugh when I think of looking over my shoulder hearing all this commotion to watch him crash into and over the wall. The rink master stepped into the rink and asked if he were trying to kill himself, and he replied "no, I was just trying to skate backwards". Thank the good Lord we were the only ones on the ice that afternoon, and that the only thing that got hurt was our pride!.
Now we are both much older and hopefully much smarter!
Rg
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