Why Walk When You Can Skate

This blank paperback notebook is perfect for a skater or skateboard lover. It perfect to record your love of skateboarding and favorite places to skate, or to follow your favorite skater. Or, it can be used as a general journal to record ideas, thoughts or lists. The notebook can also be used as a composition book for school.

Sardonically funny and moving, Skating to Antarctica is a book about a journey into darkness and light, the colour white, fantasy and memory, families and sanity.

The awesome and perfect WHY WALK? WHEN YOU CAN SKATE 5 Minute Journal with Prompts 5 Minute Journal for Men for Women (6x9 inches) with 120 pages in the Skateboarding Skateboard Skater Design. Your new 5 minute journal includes: 120 pages with page information 5 minutes in instilling an appreciation and appreciation attitude pages with prompts for every single day notes manager white paper size 6*9 inch glossy and black softcover thematic motive customizable book (book no./period of time)

This blank paperback journal is perfect for a skater or skateboard lover. It perfect to record your love of skateboarding and favorite places to skate, or to follow your favorite skater. Or, it can be used as a general journal to record ideas, thoughts or lists.

"A piece of wood, two trucks, four wheels ... a skateboard. You start by rolling down a sidewalk, and end up rolling through life. For some the ride stops at the end of the street; for others the ride never ends. This book was written by those for whom the ride is never-ending: by the 15-year-old grom who falls asleep dreaming of skateboarding; by the 40-something "pad dad" you see at the local skatepark; by the women whose stories have never been told; and by the 73-year-old architect who didn't begin skateboarding until the age of 65. Over 170 stories and 200+ photographs. The 'everyman/everywoman' are accompanied by contributions from some 'notable' skateboarders, and other personalities from the skateboard world ... Some of the great skateboarding photographers have graciously contributed to the book."--Description from www.amazon.com

Relates the sudden death of the author's husband and her decision to pack up the RV he left behind and embark on a cross-country journey, during which she used America's quintessential comfort food and the simple act of giving to overcome tragedy.

This book explores the ways in which religion is observed, performed, and organised in skateboard culture. Drawing on scholarship from the sociology of religion and the cultural politics of lifestyle sports, this work combines ethnographic research with media analysis to argue that the rituals of skateboarding provide participants with a rich cultural canvas for emotional and spiritual engagement. Paul O’Connor contends that religious identification in skateboarding is set to increase as participants pursue ways to both control and engage meaningfully with an activity that has become an increasingly mainstream and institutionalised sport. Religion is explored through the themes of myth, celebrity, iconography, pilgrimage, evangelism, cults, and self-help.

This blank paperback notebook is perfect for ice or figure skaters. It has 150 pages of college ruled paper that can be used to keep track of scores, practices or competitions. The notebook can also be used as a general notepad to record memories, thoughts and ideas. It can also be used as a composition book for school.