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March 05, 2007

Denver Skate Park

Img_2768When I was a kid we did the roller skates with the little metal keys.  The skates screwed onto your properly worn out Keds until they were tight enough to not come lose.  Away we went down the sidewalk. Occasionally we'd find it necessary to hop over a crack, whoa wild ones we were!  Around and 'round the block we would go, joyously feeling the excitment of motion.  I still remember how my feet tinkled after a day of roller skating on the sidewalk.

Nowadays we have fancy skate parks. Kids come from all around to spend their days doing tricks.  No longer are they satisfied with plain old moment. They jump, flip, skip, slide their fancy board up and over, in and out, air is not something you breathe but try to achieve.

Img_2733Defy gravity. Slip, slide and roll.

Visiting the Denver skate parks makes me want to be a kid again. Can I have a mulligan?

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Charles ~ you are much braver than I, a halfpipe was more than I would ever attempt. My little brother got into that, he would also do handstands on his board to entertain the crowd.

I caught the change over when I was a kid. My brother was a "skater" and managed not to break anything. When I was a teenager, I helped him and his friends build a half pipe in their backyard. Ah, the old days....

A mulligan is a golf term for a "do over" stroke. I use it for many things in life I'd like to "do over". Not so sure I'd want to be 8 years old again...
kk

Yes I fantasized about trying that skate park too! One question: What is a mulligan?

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