According to the Urban Dictionary, the phrase "Keep your stick on the ice" has two meanings:
"First, be ready for anything. Hockey is fast and the difference in a one-goal game could be the result of your stick placement (applies to everyone, goalies included). "Second, chill out; keep it simple. It can be easy to over-complicate things and to try too hard when you get into a slump. Don’t over-think it; just keep your stick on the ice and things will work themselves out." I only played ice hockey once as a child. I learned another meaning of the phrase.
"Keep your stick on the ice so you don't hit me in the shin again!"
In this current emergency, I think all three meanings apply. We have to be ready for anything. But we also have to chill out and not over-complicate things. And we have to look out for each other, even if we have to do it at a distance.
Our health system is doing what it can and the best thing the rest of us can do is follow the…
"First, be ready for anything. Hockey is fast and the difference in a one-goal game could be the result of your stick placement (applies to everyone, goalies included). "Second, chill out; keep it simple. It can be easy to over-complicate things and to try too hard when you get into a slump. Don’t over-think it; just keep your stick on the ice and things will work themselves out." I only played ice hockey once as a child. I learned another meaning of the phrase.
"Keep your stick on the ice so you don't hit me in the shin again!"
In this current emergency, I think all three meanings apply. We have to be ready for anything. But we also have to chill out and not over-complicate things. And we have to look out for each other, even if we have to do it at a distance.
Our health system is doing what it can and the best thing the rest of us can do is follow the…
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