looking around the ice rink today gave me a lot of hope for mankind.
::parents with their children, teaching them to skate as their sons and daughters held onto the railing for dear life::
::couples, one of them trying their best and yet failing miserably, and the other so patient, holding them up with such tenderness::
::the father who, with a smile on his face, couldn't manage to take his hands off the rail, but laughed the entire time::
::parents along the sides taking picture after picture of their children all bundled up in hats and scarves::
i didn't learn how to stop sideways.
and i still have yet to perfect my triple salchow.
but today, at the ice rink, i felt the joy of complete strangers.
and it made me happy.
a great place to people watch!
ReplyDeletethis looks like so much fun! i've always wanted to ice skate outdoors, and i'm glad to know i have the opportunity to do so here in denver!
ReplyDeleteYou two are precious! Love having the ice rink there!
ReplyDeleteI loved that you used the word salchow. That's why we're friends.
ReplyDeletePS. I totally would've been kicked out of the spelling bee if that were my word.
love reading your blog. love.it. {super random: I can tell you're using deva.:)}
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