Thursday doors…a triple double double

In basketball, a triple double occurs when a player gets a total of 10 or more in each of three statistical categories (usually points, assists, and rebounds) in one game. Simone Biles completed a triple-twisting double back flip in the floor exercise and a double-double dismount on the balance beam, both of which I can barely imagine, let alone think of doing. However, in this post, I score a triple double double with my Philadelphia doors. I’ll take it. Are those all 10’s I see?

Let’s lead off with the triple. Notice the bench in case you want to just sit and stare at the doors or if Coach Norm benches you for some door infraction. ( Don’t worry, he’s one of those who let’s everyone play.)

Now for a rather unusual double! Someone threw everything but the kitchen sink, and maybe that as well, at this house.

For our second double, we have not just any old doors, but named doors with plenty other interesting features. Even though the doors appear to be small, they’re normal size.

Score more points by flipping over to Norm’s court in Canada for an outstanding lineup of key players in the door game. (Key, door, get it?) 🙂 You’ll be the winner for sure.