Here comes a thought

Javier Fernandez Lopez is a Spanish ice-skater. He was born in Madrid, Spain, and currently, he lives and trains in Toronto, Canada.   He is 26 ages old, but he is like a child on the ice. He is a good boy, a nice person so handsome and loves his country and the ice.  Now he has his mind on the Olympics Winter Games in China, this year; he wants to win and take a gold medal to his country. He was the first Spanish ice-skater that competed for Spain in Gran Prix Final, in 2010. He was almost one of the first to add 4T in his routine. Last year, he won the Final Gran Prix. The first routine of Javier Fernandez that I could see was in 2011, when he made a performance of “Pirates of Caribbean” in FS, in the Rotelecom Cup, in Russia. His style mades me fall in love. I watched a documental of Javier’s couch, Bryan Orser, where he talked about Javier and Yuzuru Hanyu. Brian said that both are children, and said that Javier just trains because Hanyu does it.                   

When I was 13, my friends invited me to a concert. I have never been to one before, I was scared.  In that time I lived in Quellón City and the artists that came to our city were very few. The worst of everything was that all my friends knew all song about that band,   Los difuntos Correa , and I had no idea who they were. I remember that my dad said: “Why you go if you don’t know who they are? You just want spend my money…” No matter what, I went with my friend because I wanted to hang out with them. This was the best idea. I sang all songs that I could learn, all the time with my friend. When I came back to home I was deaf and without voice, but happy, and my dad thought that this has been a good idea. Now I don't remember or sing any song of theirs, but I remember the happiness when I was screming and singing with my friends.