Nauset vs Barnstable


 If we had arrived 15 seconds after the ref dropped the puck to start the game, we would have missed Nauset's first goal. As it turned out Nauset scored five more goals and shut out Barnstable 6-0. These kids can really skate! The Arena was probably sold out judging from the size of the crowd. The people really support their local teams. Parents, grandparents, 2 year olds, all sizes and ages. The downside is that you need to pick your seats strategically, e.g., out of harms way. If you sit in the first row there is always some teenager crawling over you to  head to the refreshment stand for some fries. I have to admit aside from the game it was entertaining, especially the young guy dressed in a pink suit...really... and the teenage ladies all made up and strutting their stuff. It kind of took me back to my high school days at Passaic, except for the pink suit. Haven't quite figured that out yet. Mike's biggest question, as an educator, wanted to know why all these kids weren't home doing their homework. Didn't someone just say that we were ranked fortieth out of forty in education yet first in spending for education? Hmmm! It was an enjoyable evening and gave us an opportunity to support local high school sports. I am still somewhat perplexed by the pink suit. What statement was he making? 

Peter R. Scheffer ("Life is Good!")...???????

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