Today was quite an exciting day. I went downtown at 10am this morning with my cousin Vince and his wife Tami to catch the gold medal hockey game of Canada vs USA in what was sure to be an epic showdown. Unfortunately all the bars and restaurants that had a tv already had long lineups outside already. We wandered around for an hour and a bit to find a place to watch. We even headed to Ontario house by Concord Pacific to try catching the game. We were told by the workers outside “Don’t bother if you’re lined up around the corner, we’re almost filled to capacity” We finally ended up going back to Vince’s friends office to watch the game on a large screen tv with about 25 other people. It was quite an eventful game, we couldn’t believe that the USA tied it up with 24.4 seconds left in the game. It silenced the room, I’m sure it silenced Canada. We went into overtime. Oh what an overtime it was. Sidney Crosby hadn’t scored in nine periods but he made up for it. MADE UP FOR IT LARGE WITH THE GAME WINNING GOAL! It was an incredible and poetic end to the game. Luongo did a great job for us and its great that it was Vancouvers goalie that helped us through. Who am I kidding, all of Team Canada did us proud! It was one of the greatest feelings I’ve had to watch us win.

The aftermath of the game winning gold.
Nothing much to say right now, I’m too pooped from being out almost every night. I’ll let my photos talk.

International Broadcast Center
Had the Volvo serviced today and had a few hours to kill. I went out to UBC with dabu6o4. The Thunderbird Stadium Olympic venue was all prepped and ready for February 12th.
Read More Post a comment (0)Yesterday morning, I went down to False Creek and walked around the Olympic Village. I was hoping for some sunshine to peek out but it stayed cloudy all morning and afternoon. I was still able to make it home in time and wait in the queue for Vancouver 2010 Olympic tickets. After about 6 hours I was able to get in and purchase tickets for a Victory medal ceremony and Curling. Yeah not that exciting but anything to be experience some of they Olympics.
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