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El Mirage, Arizona

Yesterday was our last day at Pueblo El Mirage Resort.

And today’s Super Bowl Sunday. For the record, I don’t care who wins. I just hope both teams play well and that it’s a close game.

As Sophie and I took our last long walk around the resort, we passed by dozens of Seahawks fans.

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Many of the parks’ residents are from the Pacific northwest.

And they are very proud to be part of the Legion of 12.

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Young and old, it seems like the northwest crews around here are all rooting, “Go Hawks!”

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Their allegiance runs closely below their patriotism.

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I’ve seen oodles of the Seattle Seahawks balloons floating around the park.

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But surprisingly I haven’t seen two of the same banners or flags.

I did, however, see a Boise State Football flag that made this Idahoan homesick. 🙂

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8 thoughts on “Go Hawks”

    1. It did go smoothly, Carol. So smoothly that when we got to Gold Canyon, I went play pickleball while Rich finished setting up. I’m a lucky camper to have such a great guy… 🙂

  2. Kathy, your writing brings so much emotion to me and that is what reading is all about. Isn’t it? I loved the whole blog, but when I got to that last sentence it brought goosebumps to me and actual watery eyes. WOW. As I always say, Kathy you are something else! And another thing I always say, I wish I was your third twin!! Love ya Kathy.

  4. I am glad the move went so smoothly. The game was close, but a heartbreaker for Seattle. Honestly, what in the Dickens made them decide to pass on that last interception….

    1. You’re not alone wondering that, Joanne. 🙂 It was one of the rare instances where a coaching mistake was clearly the cause of the loss. I hate when it’s one player’s mistake.

  5. I would LOVE to be an honorary third twin. I have loved you guys to first time I met you! Remember our first meeting Kathy? You were reading on your back porch and JP and I were looking at “the house” and I asked you if I could ask you a question? And the rest, as they say, is history!!

    1. I do remember, Lorraine. You know what’s odd? That’s probably only one of a handful of times that I sat on the back porch and read. And I’m glad I did so that we could meet! 🙂

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