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Why aren't you skating?
By subject:
- DC
- DC :: Destinations
- DC :: Promoting WAR
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- DC :: Skate Routes
- DC :: Toxic Skaters
- Old Stuff
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- Travel :: Euroroll
- Travel :: Euroroll :: Brussels
- Travel :: Euroroll :: Paris
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Useful Sites:
Washington Area Roadskaters
DC Skate Patrol (Free Lessons)
Rollerquest (Baltimore Skaters)
Skaters Quest (a Skate School)
Skaters Refuge (Community Store)
Sites I Like:
Mocha Superman
Blake Lambert
Sites With People I Miss:
Wednesday Night Skate New York
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Why aren't you blogging??? At some point with doing this blog, I came up with an informal set of rules, one of which was to never write anything negative. It produced a big delay on my blogging as I sorted out what I was capable of saying about WAR, the Washington Area Roadskaters as a club, both positive and negative. I enjoyed discovering the club. I enjoyed joining and contributing my time and resources as a board member. It was great fun promoting the club and rebuilding the membership records from scratch. I also enjoyed leaving the club. It was very liberating. Now I can go skate and not have to worry about making all the people who kept placing their demands on me happy. My free time is finally my own again. |
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Wed, 30 Mar 2005
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Trips I'm considering for 2005: |
very year there are two skate events that are a must: The Great Esskate in South Beach and the Philadelphia Freedom Skate. Beyond that, there are a lot of events worth doing. Here is a list of the ones that I'm considering.
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Chain Stores With Community Bulletin Boards |
o far, I know of three chains with community bulletin boards (which are good to know about for skate flyer hanging up purpoeses): Caribou Coffee, Ben and Jerrys and Fresh Fields. There are probably more but this is a start: