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I mean at least you can joke about yourself ;)No one demanded a "we don't believe her skills" proof selfie. No fair.
Still too soon?
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I mean at least you can joke about yourself ;)No one demanded a "we don't believe her skills" proof selfie. No fair.
Still too soon?
No one demanded a "we don't believe her skills" proof selfie. No fair.
I could not find the tic toc video but I laughed so hard at the backhandspring one!@MavsEmma12 if you search youtube "when will my susie tic roc" or "when will my susie kip" you'll find the videos. They are pretty funny!
No one demanded a "we don't believe her skills" proof selfie. No fair.
Still too soon?
Are you sure?? I thought that's where he picked up the twinkle toes nick name? :p@catlady please do not post pictures of my husband on fierceboard without my permission. He is not, and will never be, a shooting star. (Or a twinkle)
OMG YES!!!! :banghead: I was going to post- must.resist.grammar.nazi.urges, but I'm actually trying to read the whole thread first before replying (a first for me and one I obviously failed).Many things shock me about this thread but just how much restraint the grammar nazis have shown (myself included) has to be a fierceboard first. @lifeoftheparty you hit on some of the ones that have been driving me nuts. Thanks!
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I make no attempts to hide mine!! Lol :pIf you were to meet me you would be shocked that I have a hidden love for metal.
Yes, very much so! Only way to prove the truth it seems on this site is to show-- How better to show, is on the mat .... One thing I noticed, when I am called names it is alright, but when I defend myself, I am called being defensive, I was called a liar and nothing seems to be wrong with that! Let's support the name callers, that is what I am quickly learning around here...[/QUOTE]was this necessary? smh.
Seriously one of my all time favs from this board!! I wish someone would do them again- too too funny!!@MavsEmma12 if you search youtube "when will my susie tic roc" or "when will my susie kip" you'll find the videos. They are pretty funny!
Yes it does.
Retirements are something we generally celebrate. The end of a worthwhile endeavor having run it's course and now moving onto other things.
Rather than "quitting" which, to me, just makes you a quitter.
With where my cp14 was, coming back wasn't an option anyway. She was done forever. Hated cheer, hated practice, hated everything about it. Burned out, argued fought us tooth and nail just to finish the season. So in my mind, since she was done forever and throwing away the amazing talent she had, my heart would rather have called her retired than called her a quitter.
Gratefully the love of some very special people have seemingly brought her back from the precipice and given me some hope that my kid is coming back to me. I've missed her.
My child quit skating for cheer. She was very talented and it killed me when she decided to stop skating. We had spent a lot of money and time on her skating. She had two coaches, the owner of the rink loved her. But when she started complaining about going to her lessons, and complaining about the amount of time she had to spend practicing it was time to stop. its been a year and we have not stepped foot in the rink, not even to skate for fun. But although I was sad to see her quit she has really embraced the cheer world. its nice to see her eager to go to class and to team practice. She loves going to privates. I see her actually working hard to get more skills which makes me proud. She QUIT skating not retired and we are both happy with the decision.Yes it does.
Retirements are something we generally celebrate. The end of a worthwhile endeavor having run it's course and now moving onto other things.
Rather than "quitting" which, to me, just makes you a quitter.
With where my cp14 was, coming back wasn't an option anyway. She was done forever. Hated cheer, hated practice, hated everything about it. Burned out, argued fought us tooth and nail just to finish the season. So in my mind, since she was done forever and throwing away the amazing talent she had, my heart would rather have called her retired than called her a quitter.
Gratefully the love of some very special people have seemingly brought her back from the precipice and given me some hope that my kid is coming back to me. I've missed her.
Not at all!! I've said this numerous times, but I don't make assumptions about any program/gym based on a few (key word few) psycho SM or any of their teenage/kid fan base.
Semantics. Sometimes just used to make you feel better. At the end of the day I find it difficult to relate retiring with anything you are not paid for.My child quit skating for cheer. She was very talented and it killed me when she decided to stop skating. We had spent a lot of money and time on her skating. She had two coaches, the owner of the rink loved her. But when she started complaining about going to her lessons, and complaining about the amount of time she had to spend practicing it was time to stop. its been a year and we have not stepped foot in the rink, not even to skate for fun. But although I was sad to see her quit she has really embraced the cheer world. its nice to see her eager to go to class and to team practice. She loves going to privates. I see her actually working hard to get more skills which makes me proud. She QUIT skating not retired and we are both happy with the decision.
@bellalexi out of curiosity why did you rate this comment as gossip? Just a bit confused here.
Oops! Fixed it.@bellalexi out of curiosity why did you rate this comment as gossip? Just a bit confused here.