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Back on the ice but still back of the queue

I wasn’t planning on waiting so long to write another post, but celebrating the progress Dancing on Ice has made on the new series while the rinks remained closed just seemed distasteful. While pubs and restaurants has been allowed to re-open back on 4th July presumably because drunks are well-known for not invading personal spaceContinue reading “Back on the ice but still back of the queue”

Fear of The future

For clarity I must stress that what follows is merely my observations of the impact of the current situation on the sport and is in no way meant to be a judgement on the decisions being made by any sporting body. Indeed, given the current rates of global infection let alone the catastrophic death rateContinue reading “Fear of The future”

Melted Ice

It’s safe to say we’ve all had a strange week. With The World Figure Skating championships already having been cancelled, this week was never going to look how I’d imagined it. Last weekend I took part in The Mark Drama (a retelling of the events of Mark’s gospel told as theatre in the round viaContinue reading “Melted Ice”