SPORTSTALK interview with Lindsay Whalen of the Minnesota Lynx
By Ray Jay & Young Dex
Sportstalk is back for the upcoming Minnesota pro-sports season. Yes, my friends, the season for enjoying professional sports in Minnesota is beginning. We only average about three months each year, of pro-sports here, while the other nine are nothing but misery and suffering! We both agree that this is a sad period here in Minnesota. At least contend, is all we are asking. While we made the prediction over two years ago that the next professional sports champion Minnesota would have is not; the Favre lead Minnesota Vikings; nor would it be the unled Timberwolves; or the, what are they called? Oh yes, not the Wild, or the new stadium Twins. Speaking of which, we sadly have been told while preparing this edition of Sportstalk, that Minnesota Twins great, Harmon Killibrew, has died from esophagus cancer. Killibrew put the Twins on the map. We also report the untimely death of ex-Wild star, Derek Boogaard. After spending the last hockey season with The New York Rangers, Boogaard was found dead in his Minneapolis apartment by family members. While the cause of death is currently not being reported. He passed at the age of 28.
Back to our prediction two years ago, when we here at Sportstalk said, “The next professional sports champion for Minnesota would and will be The Minnesota Lynx WNBA team.… Read the rest “SPORTSTALK interview with Lindsay Whalen of the Minnesota Lynx”
Searching ”“ A Serial Novelle Chapter 27: “Komma”
By Patrick Cabello Hansel
While Angel was having the ride of his life, Luz was trying to get back from the deep darkness that had crept””no, roared back””into hers. She had never forgotten the pain and humiliation of her adolescence, in fact on some days she could almost taste what the boys had done to her and said to her, and what the girls whispered around her. But she had tried to stuff it down so far into herself that she felt her body always heavy and tired. And now, one of those who had hurt her had come back. He wore a new scar on his face, courtesy of the man she loved.
“I”'m glad Angel cut him,” she said out loud, “I wish he would have killed him!” And immediately begin to sob.
Luz had been taught the way of forgiveness. Not just by words at her church, but by the loving actions of her uncle and aunt who had raised her. After her assault, when she had become by turns withdrawn and openly hostile, they had hung in there with her. Even when she ran away, when she came home drunk, when she cursed at them, they still loved her.… Read the rest “Searching ”“ A Serial Novelle Chapter 27: “Komma””
