bounce
the way
the ball bounces
U! S! A!
I posted this at Gillena's blog a few minutes ago.
posted by Bill | 9:23 AM
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10 Comments:
well done U.S.A
john
Ha I love it, how neat, I can hear it bouncing, this is neat!
Bravo for U.S.A.
I become a soccer fan for a few hours every four years. Thanks, John, Lorraine, and Marcel.
I loved it!
Good one, Bill ! The soccer mundial offers some nice senryû moments, even (and perhaps particularly) for those occasional fans as you and me !
yellow card
a stadium half rebels
more ale
As always, Bill. _m
I must admit, not being a soccer fan or much of a fan of any sport, I didn't appreciate this upon 1st reading. Now that I've made the connection, I see that it works, and quite well.
Adelaide
Thanks Cindy (good to meet you), Monika, Doug, and Adelaide. Looks like the way the ball bounces may emerge as one of the major issues of this year's World Cup. Complaints about the ball's behavior, it's been noted, are coming from the winners as well as the losers. To his credit, though, the British goalkeeper who allowed the American goal has made no excuses for himself. That's class.
it must be so nice to belong to a country that can score a goal...
lovely to catch up on your most recent work - i really enjoyed your work in herons nest
during my first semester in urban design, NY came up countless times... such a mad, classical place... I trust you are enjoying your summer
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