Alice's Favorite Sport

Alice Cunningham’s death impacted Tennis Mania and Golden Golf stores, both of which saw Alice’s presence there on a couple of occasions. Tennis Mania was an extraordinarily interesting store with lots of rackets, tennis balls, and other tennis related items for the store to operate on. Tennis Mania was extremely important to Oakville as it was one of its main stores regarding sports. Athletics were extremely important in Oakville and the city regularly held tennis tournaments or golf tournaments, with the winner being cheered on by fans and admirers citywide. Oakville was an interesting city full of life, hope, and optimism, and its sports were a great distraction from the stresses of everyday life. 

Alice Cunningham played tennis quite well and was even invited to participate in the June Oakville Tennis Tournament, a challenge which included about one hundred tennis players from all over the city so that they could determine who the winner would be. Alice decided to join before her death so she practiced tennis for a few months and ended up getting 3rd place, which was great for a shop owner and cook. Alice was a great tennis player and was really good at tennis because she was strong and practiced a lot. The June Tennis Tournament was an extremely interesting and exciting tennis tournament, with lots to see and do and many to cheer for. It was so fun and full of excitement. 

Golden Golf was a pro sports store dedicated to offering the best golf apparel from golf clubs to golf balls and hats to sunglasses. Golden Golf was extremely important to Oakville because Oakville was a relatively wealthy city with lots to see and buy and do and hear. Oakville was extremely rich with golf courses so the city could buy golf clubs like that. Golden Golf was a remarkably fun place to shop and had all kinds of cool things to buy. It was a very important store to Wallace, Alice’s husband, and Wallace loved to shop there and have lots of fun looking for the perfect golf gear. Wallace loved his life and enjoyed golf because of how interesting the game was and how fun it was to go there. Golf was very important in Wallace’s life because he thought the game was very representative of what life was like. 

Alice and Wallace both enjoyed sports a lot and thought that their lives would be enriched if they played well. Alice and Wallace both loved their lives and thought sports were an extremely fun and enjoyable way to pass the free time in their lives. Life couldn’t be all work; there had to be some play. Alice and Wallace enjoyed tennis and golf and loved having fun together being athletic while also doing there normal jobs. It was wonderful being able to play so well. 

Alice and Wallace lived in Westlake Apartments Number 21 and loved living there because inside their apartment there was a ping pong table and they frequently played pingpong together. They loved ping pong because of its simplicity, ease, and fun nature. Alice and Wallace loved living at Westlake Apartments because the apartments were spacious and the swimming pool there was fun to swim in.

Alice and Wallace would often swim in the swimming pool and have loads and loads of fun swimming in the crystal clear blue water and the amazingly fun deep end of the pool where they felt so good, free, and amazing. Alice and Wallace loved living at Westlake Apartments and thought their lives were blessed in many ways. To be able to swim so well was so important to them because they loved the feeling of water on their skin and got to talk to some new people they haven’t met before in the apartment complex. Alice and Wallace were a great couple and Wallace missed Alice greatly because of her loving nature, fondness of swimming, and dedication to having fun. Alice and Wallace were extremely loving and loved their child Alexander and often took him to the swimming pool so that he could soak up the sun’s energy. Alice and Wallace were a remarkably smart and capable group, making the lives of other people at Westlake Apartments and the city in general better. 

Oakville was a remarkably beautiful city with lots to see and do and it missed Alice greatly because of her caring nature, sincere heart, and beautiful soul. Alice Cunningham was a wonderfully kind and generous woman, who made giving look easy. She was a very well known person at Oakville, so her life was very much treasured and valued. People from all over town missed her and came to her funeral and laid wreaths of roses so that they could show how much she was missed today and forever.