Soccer and Vancouver

This is the edited down form of a video that would have been mostly me playing with my hair and continuing to ramble about soccer.

Here are the links I promised about Haitian soccer:
http://www.haitiwomenssoccer.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PPN39lqM920

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[WordsFromTheWinds]

you are adorable, thanks or the sub to my channel! I played soccer as a child and ended up quitting because of my sports asthma, but now 18 or so years later I'm thinking I'd love to try and take it up again as a part of some community club, I know it'd get me in much better shape. Good on you for wanting to contribute to a worthy cause, I'll look forward to more videos! :D

[laurenisdem]

@WordsFromTheWinds ahh, thanks, and no problem - it's my pleasure. I also have asthma. I'm thankful mine is very mild. Good-luck with getting back into soccer. I know it must be hard at first, but I bet it will be very rewarding. Thank you, same for me!

[laurenisdem]

@tetsubo57 mmmm, that does sound good. Fatty foods are my calling. I tend to eat pretty unhealthy while I'm on vacation. I'll definitely try it. Thanks!

[laurenisdem]

@Pruechelan I ended up trying it. The restaurant I had it at did a bit differently. Mine had lobster in it. it was good!

[Pruechelan]

@tetsubo57 Don't try it in Vancouver, try it in Quebec. We don't have real Poutine.

[tetsubo57]

Poutine is very tasty. It is fries, cheese (sometimes cheese curd) and gravy. Very, very fatty. But you should try it at least once. You are young, you'll burn it off.