Every experience builds confidence and you learn from everything.
Getting three in the first end was great, but we knew we had nine ends left and that wasn't going to win the game.
I'm more relaxed, I'm more confident, I know what I want to play, so it's a lot better feeling. We are having a lot of fun. Everybody just feeds off each other.
It's totally different. Winnipeg was my first year skipping. It was kinda 'what's going on.' There was tons of information, strategy sessions.
We only have to win one more to get in the 1-2 game so we're still not looking too far ahead and we still have to play strong for two more games.
We were going to play a little bit more conservative, but in the first end we really had no choice, that kind of got out of hand. We were doing a lot of freezes and I think when you freeze that creates more rocks in play and a lot of corner guards. So it was a very fun game to play with all those rocks.
You never know with teams that are out of it. They can play loose, come out with their A games, beat you.
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This website focuses on proverbs in the Swedish, Danish and Norwegian languages, and some parts including the links below have not been translated to English. They are mainly FAQs, various information and webpages for improving the collection.