Hockey and Stucky!

[przed]

Since Ros is doing her black belt next year (OMG!) she won't be playing hockey.

I, however, have signed up again for the women's learn to play lessons. I don't even know how this happened, but it turns out I kinda enjoy hockey. Or at least learning hockey skills. I may sign up for league play the year after.

In fannish news, I've got my Cap RBB story finished, formatted and ready to go, and my artist and I have a game plan for posting. My posting date is May 28th, so I'll be able to share the story and the fabulous art that inspired it then.

I've also just crossed the 10,000 word mark for my Stucky BB story, and have finally outlined where this sucker is going. And I've got a decent summary put together ready for the artist claims. There are, apparently, way more writers than artists, but I'm not going to stress about the claims too much. This is a story I want to write whether or not there's art for it. Not that it wouldn't be cool to get claimed.

Comments

[cyanne]

I completely understand, if the Sens were out I'd feel exactly the same way. If not us, I'd like to see Nashville win it and Subban is such a good man on and off the ice. We lost last night which means that there will be a Game 6, and because I'm crazy, I'm going to go up for that and then out to Media West. I've never been to a playoff game before and I'm really looking forward to it, although the logistics are insane. I'm just hoping the final doesn't wind up being Pens-Ducks, if that happens I'm rooting for a sinkhole to open up at center ice and suck down both teams.

That's exactly it with the skating, I'm too scared of falling and breaking something to really give it a try at my age. My niece isn't afraid of anything and just gets right back up. Good luck with the crossovers but you've certainly got the bravery to try it which is wonderful.

[przed]

We caught the final period of the Sens' Sunday game. Ouch! And I'd forgotten Kessel got traded to Pittsburgh. I'm now totally rooting for the Sens to take out the Pens. At least the Ducks won't be in the finals!

It's so much easier to break something skating when you're an adult. And especially when you're tall, like you and the Sweetie. I'm still more brittle than a kid, but at least I've got a lot less distance to go down to the ice. I don't know that I'm brave, but I try. Our hockey instructor always tells us to remember we're warriors! That always makes me smile.