Season Six: The Last Dance

Thing is; that was last year’s slogan and I’ve just kept on tapping and here I am still looking for the glory of Michael Jordan in the trees of Anywhere East Rockies

It dawned on me, the sixth season, Michael and Phil Jackson’s desire for one more championship despite the opposition from management whom Michael would taunt and make fun of

It’s been a long road of my own; and like Michael I share many things: especially the degenerate parts

He was a gambler and degenerately competitive

He would find some reason or thing you did that deserved retribution

I’m a degenerate

And I know how it feels to want something really badly and having to pay a cost for it

Does mine end up with a championship or the realization that I’m a complete fool; a buffoon if you will

My greatest obstacle besides myself is the super and I can never remember the name? Then I always think of tsunami, which it might as well be and I can only spell because of all the signs on the Island

Pink Floyd won’t even go there

In true degenerate fashion; Elnino!

Thank you

And it’s a

Super

One!

My First Time

Nothing is better than your first time

The first kiss

The first time you sucked on a titty and touched a vagina

And from sex it all goes downhill

How precious are these moments

I remember the first time I skied again; it was like yesterday

I screamed out of pure joy; and that was on a groomer

Buddy kept calling my Ottawa and to go deeper in to the trees like a fish swimming upstream

I finally made turns in fresh snow; powder

In trees no less

In season one both speed and discovery were at play

I could go fast and was good at it; skiing Quebec my whole life seemingly until I was eighteen

Season one was my second year of darkness; unknowingly and came to an abrupt halt

It ended in pain and powder

The powder saved my life or felt like it

I remember I ended up upside down next to a big tree in a blanket of fresh stuff

Now I’m entering my sixth season and my seventh year of sorrow is nearly put to shame

It’s been one hell of a trip