Sounds good. I worked this week, but since I can't make it to the Y next week, I may come up on Wed. The only electric gear I still have is 2 foils (and I'm not sure they're still good), so I think electric is out for me til I get up the money for the lame and new blades. What's the address up there so I can GPS it?
~Amy
Howdy,
Hey, thanks for the invite. Because of my job, I actually can't fence every week (like I'd like to). I told April that I can basically make practices every other week, so coming up to Carlisle doesn't sound like a bad idea. I'm still a little rusty with my blade-work, but my footwork seems to still be there. I'd definitely like to come up some time...that is if you don't mind a 29 year old foil-fencing paramedic with her own "Padding" under her gear. lol.
Hi Dave! No, I didn't make it to Keystone Games this year; it was a bad weekend for me. But I noticed from the results that this year's fencing events drew the strongest attendance I've seen yet! Next year I plan to be there for the epee.
I don't think we have fenced - my last name is Segal. Maybe you remember something I don't. I do not fence as many mixed events as I have in the past. Since becoming a cadet-vet I find myself becoming less and less thrilled about the possibility of being damaged by male epee fencers - mostly the young ones who don't know their own strength yet - who feel like they have something prove against the old lady with the french grip.
I have fenced Terri - she has visited FAP now and again. Good fencer, I enjoy when she comes to play with us. I don't know many of the local saber fencers.