That's what's so ironic is that this is what I actually did for a living, was work with kids that have been molested. So of course, I have studied for years and I know the signs. That's why it's so mind-boggling that this happened to Justin right here in my own home.

We had kids ready, but we were hoping she'd settle down and work through things.

As the connections have been broken by the fragmentation and isolation of work, they can be restored by restoring the wholeness of work. There is work that is isolating, harsh, destructive, specialized or trivialized into meaninglessness. And there is work that is restorative, convivial, dignified and dignifying, and pleasing. Good work is not just the maintenance of connections - as one is now said to work "for a living" or "to support a family" - but the enactment of connections. It is living, and a way of living; it is not support for a family in the sense of an exterior brace or prop, but is one of the forms and acts of love. (pg. 133, The Body and the Earth)

I think it's sad for girls' hockey when you have refs that take away the kids' hard work and don't let them play.

We've got to keep moving forward. We needed for our kids to buy into our system and tonight we took a big step in that direction.

We wanted to come over here and show we can play without our leader — Bobby. We wanted the kids to step up, make plays and do a good job.