my goalie models on the side.
not my goalie…not even close…but yum.
(Source: violentdeke, via fuckyeahhockeyguysinsuits)
“friends”
hyp·o·crite
noun \ˈhi-pə-ˌkrit\Definition of HYPOCRITE
1 : a person who puts on a false appearance of virtue or religion
She and I were standing there a few feet from the edge of the roof. She had just remarked about our height above the streets and sidewalks of New York (we were on the 21st floor), and I mentioned something of fear. It was a sort of strange thing, but between my words trailing off and her response, I found myself walking closer to the edge until my toes hung off the concrete. Then I stuck my head out ahead of my body and peered down. confused, she asked from behind me, “what are you doing?” I suddenly shifted my weight backwards and took a step away from the edge - realizing, I didn’t trust my balance, I didn’t trust the wind, and I couldn’t trust her not to push.
I sat there thinking of what I could say to him, “have you caught anything yet?” ”what bait are you using?” ”A bit cold out today, right?”
Unable to find the correct opening, I begun to imagine the man worrying how strange it was to see a gnome sitting beside him, and I worried the opportunity for connection, for friendship had been lost in a few minutes of silence. Surely too much time had passed for a friendly comment about the weather or his daily fishing. Finally, having stood up and left the man, I thought about how he may come to that bench everyday and hope for stranger to become a friend. We were both fishing, I for friendship, he perhaps only for dinner. I hope his hook did not end as empty as mine.




