Let us not dwell on how long it has been since my last post, but on how awesome the blog will be in the future!! My apologies to my loyal readers, associated press, and random surfers. It has been a busy month, but nothing should excuse my absenteeism from the blogging world. On a lighter note, alot has been going on in the World lately, such as......the OLYMPICS. I, like millions of other patriotic Canadians tuned into the Olympic broadcast religiously. It has been an enthralling last few weeks, filled with proud performances, memorable moments, and most importantly a unified Canada! You didn't have to look far to see the impact of the Games. From Olympic mitts, flying flags, watching tv with friends, or even driving across the nation! The games were accessible to everyone, everywhere, to some degree! The games opened with a blast (Alex Bilodeau- Gold- Men's Moguls) and ended with a shot that will last (Mens Hockey- Gold).
I have heard alot of debate over "Own the Podium". Canada may not have reached its' medal prediction, but the overall performance including numerous top 10 finishes was astounding. 14 Golds, setting an Winter Olympic record, is not too shabby at all. Canada desplayed grit and determination in every event I watched, especially Joannie Rochette in figure skating who placed 3rd after the tragic death of her Mother and Devon Kershaw in the 50km x-country who came 5th by the length of a ski! I may not be a sports analyst but Own the Podium did something right.
My personal favorite performance: Jon Montgomery in Men's Skeleton-----> "what is yours?"
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Now Buckle up, because here comes a Photo Roller Coaster, I call it: "Olympic Fever- Get SICK"
I may not have an Olympic Gold, but I have a Gold phone, and took these pics for all of you!! The Olympic High Five with Fancouver, it was a huge success! They made it all the way too!















So that is February in a nut shell. Or should I say bomb shell because it was so explosive! If you couldn't be bangin' on the boards for that Gold medal game, I'd say downtown Ottawa was the place to be! You could breath the Olympic spirit and it felt great! It didn't matter who you were or where you were from, everyone was CANADIAN Sunday Night!
So Stay Fresh,
Colin
P.S. Watch out young elementary students because my sister Maureen has a license to teach! Maureen graduated from X, then from University of Fort Kent where she ran X country, and now she's entering a new adventure! If she is as great of a teacher as sister, I'm sure she will work wonders! Props Maureen, for real!
Shout out to the Glebe Elite fitness Centre!!
ReplyDeleteThis is seriously hilarious Colin, it made my night and it also made me miss you even more </3 Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteMuch Love,
Brian Stever
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