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Re: An odd request
Originally Posted by Flogger
(Post 7664754)
No sheep yet. Nikki checked out the stables earlier and i think her mind has gone into overdrive. god knows what we will end up with. I think she's counting your sheep as we speak ;) |
Re: An odd request
Originally Posted by Cassie 10000
(Post 7664758)
She's gone to bed, hun.
I think she's counting your sheep as we speak ;) |
Re: An odd request
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 7665371)
She can only count em after floggers S#4663D them
see post #28.............. :D |
Re: An odd request
Originally Posted by Catsteve
(Post 7664354)
OK, straight to the point, I am an English Curler, yes born and raised in sunny England and playing curling in the same sweet spot. Moving to Canada in 2011 but before I do I want to play curling for England, so to my request.
Does anyone reading this site play curling and spend sufficient time in England to be able to practice and compete? The only conditions are, that you play and if possible play well and it will be the seniors so must be over 50 years old? Only other thing to mention is that you must be of English stock (passport) or have lived here for two years? An odd request indeed :) Unfortunately I only meet 1 of your requirements in that I possibly play well, hopefully well enough to qualify out of England! I'm actually still in Canada thanks to a curling link. When I first came over 10 years ago for an exchange year at Uni, I went down to the Calgary Curling Club to play my first club game. I was planning on buying new shoes when I got to the club as equipment here is much better priced, but the store had shut early. So I got chatting to the ice guy and was able to borrow his shoes for that night. The ice guy I borrowed shoes from is currently my best friend over here and just married one of my good Scottish friends. That first year we curled in juniors together here in Alberta and got all the way to the provincial junior final, we were one bad end away from getting to Canadian nationals!! Through that link though I've now moved over to Calgary. Anyhoo more curling pedigree to show off, I'm originally from Lockerbie and was in the same class as current world champion David Murdoch, my little sister has represented Scotland at Juniors and I've been to the Scottish nationals at junior levels a few times. Still curling here in Calgary now, play in a men's league on Thursday evenings (with the ice guy, and skipped by the '08 Alberta senior champ) not quite as competitive as I was when younger, but still play the odd bonspiel. Good luck in your search. |
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