We found a way to get even more
hockey into our lives, if you can believe that. It appears that we may start to
have time conflicts with other activities, but more on that later. The kids
have practice twice a week, and then usually two games on the weekends. Now you
might think that’s more than enough hockey, but not for us. We have a couple of
days that are pretty open, and on one of them they have homeschool hockey.
We did HH last year and it was
fun. It was not only low key, but it really helped the kids get a feel for full
ice hockey, sort of the pond hockey experience that they didn’t get to have.
It’s all about ice time in a fun and relaxed way, and even I get to have more
practice. I only get to play once a week, and we don’t practice as a team, so
any chance I can get to put on my skates I’ll take, especially when it involves
playing the game.
Two weeks ago we showed up for HH,
and everyone had fun. It’s a good group of people, the kids are nice, and they
aren’t too intense or competitive, so some of the kids get a little feisty. I
had a blast, and even my friend TM, who is a great hockey player (he’s from
Canada), commented on how fast I was skating. I tried to play it down but
inside I was beaming.
As I mentioned, there are some
time conflicts, but all in all, I think we can work them out. It may become
problematic if we want to go skiing, but we’ll cross that bridge when we get to
it.
Until then, thanks for reading.
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