We knew there wasn't much time left to enjoy the ice, so the kids had a last shot at playing.
A new game was invented for the occasion.
Nathan and Melanie showed how it was to be played.
Following this was a lengthy pow-wow where everyone was told the rules.
They were something like this--you put your hockey stick handle into the snow, and then the next hockey stick you come up to in the snow you pull out, while you skate around the rink in a circle. And no stopping!
And away they go!
But a few days later we had the "big thaw" and although the ice wasn't thawed through everywhere, I let some water out to get rid of some volume, in hopes of speeding up the thawing. The sooner the plastic is packed away the less likely it gets wrecked. Theoretically.
But if you jab a board with pointy screws into the carefully rolled up plastic when it is "safely" away in storage--then maybe it'd be better to leave it outside. And subject to the elements instead.
Oops.
1 comment:
that's why they invented the red Tuck Tape. :)
apparently sticks like crazy to anything...
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