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Written by suez

Thursday, 19 March 2009 13:37

Hi! I want to begin when I was a young Falcon (back in the 70's).

It was all about standing proud and being the best that you can be. Yea, we weren't the Olympics but boy we had lots of fun!

It was about meeting new friends, going to new places you might not have with your own family. Practice every Monday night back then, getting the beam routine down pat, knowing the floor routine like the back of your hand, dancing the dance routine in your sleep. Hah! Those were the days. If you were a Falcon back in the day, you know what I'm talking about

sue_kids Now it's the next generations turn to have all the fun. I'm talking about my own children. I have two daughters in the Falcons now. They have been in the gym class since they were five. Tiny Tots first, then Juniors to the present. They are having all the fun I use to have, and keeping in touch with their heritage. Stand proud! You're a Polish Falcon and it's fun!

Czolem,

Sue Zareczny

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