A Journey On the Ice

I watched the last 20 minutes of The U.S. Men's Figure Skating Championship.  Nathan Chen must actually be Japanese because I was able to pull through Uno and Hanyu.  He did the best figure skating routine that has ever been performed.  The last man was Asian, but I do not remember his name.  Uno came through him with a Martial Arts Mastery.  He ended up getting the silver, and he finished with a ceremonial bow.  I could tell that he is Tai Chi Master.  My Master was also Tai Chi.  Everyone in my dojo had their own mastery.  We were all black belts before we joined together.  I was Polygay from Waikiki.  It is really the essence of CRANE in defense through artistry.  These skating performances were breath taking.  I skated in Owatonna and became professional by completing all of the US Figure Skating Badges in a year and working with a skating line there.  I was also able to produce perfect figures that brought the US Figure Skating Council in to see.  They were based in Red Wing, MN, at the time.  They said that it seemed very Japanese.  "Dad", I was made the head of The U.S. Men's and Women's Figure Skating Counsel at that time, and I still hold it today.  I am guessing that I am now the overseer of the International Judging Panel, and am the first Head of the INTERNATIONAL Men's and Women's Figure Skating Council.  Once I moved to St. Paul, I put my skates away and concentrated even more on swimming by working with the boy's team and the YMCA at the same time, as well as swimming my own girl's season for four years while being captain for two.  I then trained for a triathlon at my university school (Como Park) and I beat all of the males that day by at least 20 minutes.  I was made All American when I was 16, and was given my award, publicly, by Doug Woog, the U of MN Hockey coach, right before I graduated, publicly.  I graduated college there when I was 16.  Hockey was the only sport that would recognize me properly.  I then went to a University (Hamline) that had no sports scholarships, but I was able to gain all PhD's, my International Law degree, and my all around medical degree (tied to my medical degree from U.S. Tripler Army Hospital from birth with international military call code 112), as well as studying abroad, by the time I finished my four years there.  In that scholarship ordeal through Northeastern University (East/ West Program) I received my PhD's in Oceanography through The U of WA and PhD in tricoastal and island Marine Biology.  Bill Clinton was at my graduation at Hamline, but I did not show up at all.  They played a game with the graduation date on my diploma, and I had had it.  Well, DC lost out on a lot.  Most of them can barely even read today.  Now I concentrate on my Sorcery discipline and continue to show that knowledge is power even undercover in a position that seems like I will never be given my true rights, awards, and privileges.  I believe in team hockey, Doug.  If you could get to the University of MN Golf Course Club House there for the ceremony, I believe that we have a whole new degreed group of soldiers about to stand up for what I want and need.  I am the hat trick you desire.  I am going after social service, psychology, and psychiatry, while lacing up your skates while hearing the plane crashing to Earth that is CD and MI/CD treatment.