Football Ledger: American Wood-Work

A Story by Abishai100

Can the '24 season of American sports (football) yield a light for fanfare-linked social phonics (for all)?

A sports windows diorama for the 2024 season! Happy Holidays,

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fanfiction contains images/references with no ties to any person(s)/body (e.g., US-city of Miami) and is therefore cast as purely a 'personal' expression for social arts (for 'open' views/interpretation).

----

====

Mr. Amlan Satan was finding some cool lines of Orange-State (Miami Dolphins) fanfare adjectives now, as the 2024 season offered much intrigue for teams/towns variety and had his somewhat under-achieving Orange-State team offer their share of streaks for excellence like so many others in the new millennium American football league of competitive ledger edges of wood-cut precision for unpredictable greatness (Facebook-like!).

In fact, the Miami lines of storyboard-friendly Dolphins-fanfare for Amlan had him thinking of making some cyber-storyboard representation complement of Orange-State football with his special/secret American football card/trophy, a nod to late-20th Century sport that cast the US-city as something of a skyline and waters of fanfare/lifestyle 'linked' social dodecahedrons for the Ego (wow).

READER: This is really something, and it's that earlier gen athlete-field IQ.

AMLAN: I know it; and remember all those Marino-Kelly rivalry games?

READER: Yeah, those Bowl-soured Buffalo Bills found nice contests here.

AMLAN: Miami's become a football/lifestyle wood-cut town for wings!

READER: Facebook-like (not much doubt).

As Amlan prepped his special Miami football storyboards to complement, with his Dolphins-Marino QB-card 'trophy' of Earthling wood-cut superstitions for 20th-Century competition drawing links to 21st-Century (2024 season) teams/towns variety chatter on social media for American Homeland 'culture-consciousness' for the Ego, his wife wondered if his precocious fascination with the human charm of sports collectors imagery made him something of a 'Peter-Pan' of sports-adjective (for chess!). Wasn't this kind of some micro-American dream?