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- Oct 23, 2011
Thanks be to God for the sport of figure skating that gives joy to us who get to watch if only via the internet. I wish a Happy Turkey day to my fellow skate enthusiasts in America and wherever it is celebrated. I am thankful that I have food, shel
ter and some people to share the day with. I am thankful there are some nice people here who in general anwser my questions even though i am not a brilliant skating fan with CoP answers. Especially to the older fans, I wish you many more years of good viewing.
Forums and skating should be uplifting places of freindship as well as interesting and lively debate. God bless everyone, especially anyone feeling alone, frail, old on these holidays. You never know how you might uplift someone with a shared youtube video, or such interesting fund of knowledge here. One has to look for the smallest blessings in these days of great uncertainty thru the whole world. So here's a glass raised (grape juice!) to the art and sport of skating. Cheers!
Forums and skating should be uplifting places of freindship as well as interesting and lively debate. God bless everyone, especially anyone feeling alone, frail, old on these holidays. You never know how you might uplift someone with a shared youtube video, or such interesting fund of knowledge here. One has to look for the smallest blessings in these days of great uncertainty thru the whole world. So here's a glass raised (grape juice!) to the art and sport of skating. Cheers!
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What I miss are the professional skating competitions, especially Ice Wars, which was built specifically for Oksana Baiul's benefit IIRC, and lasted the longest amongst all the pro competitions, the last one being in 2006. Without Ice Wars, Thanksgiving doesn't seem the same as far as skating goes, as it would be my first glimpse of Oksana and her unique creative innovative programs that year. Ah, memories...