Eastern/Western: Lake of Clovers

A Story by Abishai100

A review of the '10-NBA Finals (Game 7) between hubby/wife make for (American Homeland) shape.

2010 NBA Finals fan portrait. Happy Weekend, all

DISCLAIMER: This work of sports fanfiction offers no ties to the Lakers-Celtics rivalry and all images/references used herein therefore comprise a purely a 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' views/interpretations/criticisms).

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AMLAN: Much had happened for the Lakers since the departure of Shaq, wife.

DANICA: As your wife and debater for Lakers-Celtics rivalry, I concur of IQ!

AMLAN: The 2010 Lakers took the NBA-Finals series right-down to Game-7.

DANICA: I like the Celtics; you like the Lakers, ok.

AMLAN: The '10 Lakers had much Kobe and Co. star-interest (e.g., Ron Artest).

DANICA: Yes...Artest hit that monster-3 in late Game-7 to streak the LA.

AMLAN: Your Celtics boasted much talents (Pierce, Rondo, Wallace, Allen).

DANICA: Kobe wanted to marshal this '10 team to a title (without Shaq).

AMLAN: And he did so, wife...held-onto the ball in the closing secs for LA-win.

DANICA: Hubby-wife debate for this Eastern-Western rivalry charm of age, eh?

AMLAN: Lakers won (Facebook-like).

AMLAN: I remember cheering for the rough Ron Artest in his Pacers-span, hon.

DANICA: Yes, he was a tough contributor; and Pacers held '01 Lakers-grudge!

AMLAN: Yes, and Ron Artest was a qualia-add for the Lakers for Kobe-co., wife.

DANICA: The Celtics had good command into the Game-7 minutes, pre-Artest.

AMLAN: Kobe held the ball in the closing seconds post-Artest triumph, wife.

DANICA: Why the Lakers, hubby?

AMLAN: Los Angeles is somehow more TV and democratic like for storytell, no?

DANICA: My 2010 Celtics had all the variables for great contest, however, ok?

AMLAN: I must confess...there was much Celtics flair for fair fare (ok).

DANICA: Kevin Garnett was a fine add-on for Boston post-Minnesota run, hon.

AMLAN: Well...Artest gave the Western fans a '10 title for Kobe's album.

DANICA: Good memoir for poor Kobe (pre-crash).

AMLAN: Well, we're both Catholics, wife.

DANICA: Boston has more Catholics than does California, surely (ha).

AMLAN: Lakers-Celtics rivalry is pure TV/Facebook now, wife (no?).

DANICA: I sure wanted the Boston-town stars to close-out Game 7 in '10, damn.

AMLAN: Hey, Phil Jackson had the right chords for coaching Lakers-rotations.

DANICA: They needed it...to face all the '10 Boston-stars I cheered that game!

AMLAN: Facebook-like (for leviathan/uncertainty).

AMLAN: Here's a gourmet sauerkraut hot-dog plate I made (for us).

DANICA: You think this '10 Finals was one high key for the Lakers-Celtics image?

AMLAN: It was surely a jellyfish note in the storied rivalry (Eastern-Western).

DANICA: Damn, had Artest missed that 3-pt. shot, my Boston-town would ale.

AMLAN: I can't believe I'm married to a Celtics fan, Danica (damn).

DANICA: Ditto...you lives in SoCal for some-time, so you know hospitality.

AMLAN: Facebook-like (for doubt).

Amlan and Danica had formed a beautiful multicultural marriage in the American Homeland and thought how their varied/contoured fan-languages for the storied (or iconic) Lakers-Celtics pro-basketball rivalry 'jitters' made for 'cool' 2010 NBA-Finals talk for the gripping Game-7 heroics of Cali-stars that stamped Kobe-Co. team-force for another chord in this (arguably) endless/timeless sports-rivalry 'hologram' between Earth cities. Was this a social media reflection for what made hospitality/occasions on our Blue Planet a 'jellyfish' for things of land-lovers (or doubt)?