Why Goalposts Wave Back — Under the hush-hush snow, Ori tucked his scarf tight and tried to make one brave jingle for the Frost Kickoff. Ting? Read the full story →
Under the hush-hush snow, Ori tucked his scarf tight and tried to make one brave jingle for the Frost Kickoff. Ting? No. His ribbon shivered, and the cold smelled like peppermint bark. Then a little goalpost popped up from the hill with holly on one arm. “Psst,” it said, “I’m new too.”
Ori gave the tiniest bounce. The goalpost lifted both uprights, wobbly but ready, and waved as if catching the sound. Ting-a-ling! The snowflakes spun around them like secret confetti. Ever since that first small courage, goalposts raise their arms to wave back when a football comes near. Next time you spot those high arms, can you keep the hush-hush secret?
