Comments on: What a Week of Pro Tennis Taught Me About Writing

By: Ann Foley

Ann Foley — Wed, 21 Jun 2017 09:15:21 +0000

Barbara’s article goes to show you where to find the silver lining when stranded in a snowstorm by combining her passion for writing and tennis.
By writing about the experience, all negative thoughts such as the cost of the delay in terms of time, money, and missed appointments vanished..
Barbara captured the joy of her two passions and shared them with us.
Thank you, Barbara

By: mary awasacz

mary awasacz — Tue, 20 Jun 2017 00:01:55 +0000

I love the way Barbara pulls me in to the joy of tennis. I am not a tennis fan, but Barbara’s article entices me to learn more about this sport. She has a great way of combining her love of writing with her love of tennis and it works so well for me. She certainly made the most of the snow situation which was out of her control and prevented her from returning home after a weekend. Barbara is very creative in her writings and is a pleasure to read. I look forward to more of her writings.

By: Lucy I.

Lucy I. — Mon, 19 Jun 2017 23:35:50 +0000

I never thought of tennis as drama. Your well-balanced argument with relatable examples has made me think. I’ll try to watch tennis on TV with a different lens. A few years ago my father tried to get me to see baseball as ballet. Maybe I should try that again too.