For one, there is no playground in middle school. This in-between age comes with its stresses, Veronica reminded her two listeners. It’s an easy way to get out of, like, life. “It’s pretty much like walking, but faster,” she said. She’s been skating since she was in first grade. They live in Rancho San Diego, and Liberty Station is a family favorite. It’s just, you have to cater to their needs, which activities they like,” Natalia said. Is it harder to do that - spend time as a duo - now that her daughter is almost a teenager? Veronica’s friends would have come, but they were out of town. Still, she turned back and called out to her mom about which size she’s supposed to get: kid or adult? Before hitting the ice, Veronica had headed to the rental counter and picked her own skates. On Sunday, she skated alone as her mom, Natalia, watched her and read from a nearby bench. At 12, she is doing more by herself these days. Veronica Nessheim was one of the first people on the ice, lacing up right as the rink opened at 10 a.m. (Sandy Huffaker/For The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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