Random Tarot Generator-Skate America 2016

So, the random tarot generator’s back. By the way, credit to Sarah from the Finer Sports blog who ran one last year during Skate Canada, and inspired me to borrow it for my blog.

Also, in case anyone’s wondering how I can do this when the competition’s over, I’m trying to use a randomizer to predict who from the SA medalists are going to the Grand Prix Final.

And since the Final is in Marseilles, we’re using the Marseilles deck for this season.

Highs and Lows-Worlds 2016

Due to this event being in my timezone, I was able to watch most of it live.

It ended up being a massive emotional rollercoaster, hitting a plethora of extremes.

Random Tarot Generator-Worlds 2016

And finally, we have come to the climax of this season. I’m going to be running this on all four disciplines this time.

Highs and Lows-Four Continents 2016

I saw a lot more of this event that I expected to see. There were a lot of enjoyable performances.

Highs and Lows-American, Canadian, and Russian Junior Nationals 2016

The end result of having three national championships in around the same time is that you end up watching bits and pieces of all of them for a week, which leads towards a figure skating high.

There were a lot of great skates, though.

Highs and Lows-Grand Prix Final 2015

I was expecting to be able to write my Golden Spin post two days ago. Then Yuzuru Hanyu broke the world record short program score again, and I realized that it’d just get completely overshadowed and kind of lost my motivation to write.

Sorry. And this includes both senior and junior events.

Highs and Lows-NHK Trophy 2015

Well, this was a rather hyperbolic event.

Highs and Lows-Skate Canada 2015

So, here’s my actual Skate Canada post. In which I lay out the highlights and lowlights of the second Grand Prix event.

(Note: I don’t watch 90% of pairs because they bore me. Sorry.)