Baby Virtue-Rielly looking good and ready! Tessa looks amazing!
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Marjorie Lajoie & Zachary Lagha, Nureyev
On Ice Perspectives at Vieux-Port de Montréal
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lights will guide you home || scott and tessa hug after their final performance
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Spain, to Argentina and Germany, after winning their opener:
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My mom, who doesn’t watch any football and just picks who’s going to win based off their country, was so sure Japan was going to win. We kept trying to tell her that Germany was the better team and she was just like, “Nope, the Japanese will win. They’re more determined.” And now she’s looking at us like:
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There's an implausible unscripted beauty, a sense of rightness that settles when almost 20 years of the fiercest, most competitive rivalry in sports ended up with its two contenders fighting alongside not against each other for their final match.
Federer, personally requesting his greatest rival to be his partner in his last professional match weeks before his retirement announcement, and Nadal, dropping everything and coming out of an injury break to be there for the final time, are a once in a century reminder not only of the beauty of sports, but of humanity, of an understanding that sharing the journey constitutes something much larger than the sum of our own parts.
By choosing to remember their legacies as now forever intertwined rather than on opposite sides of history, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have transcended wins and losses, defeats and victories, personal triumphs and disasters.
Because for the first and last time,
Everybody wins.
(2004-2022)
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