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Thank You, CANADA!
Wow! As a Canadian living in the states, I have never been more proud of Canada. Canadians displayed such style, grace, friendliness, kindness and creativity during the 21st Winter Olympic games.
From the moment the opening ceremonies began with whales swimming across the field (water) to the curling and the hockey game (it is only called "Ice" hockey in the states) between Team Canada and Team U.S.A., the people of Canada made all Canadians throughout the world proud.
Even NBC's coverage, at times, almost seemed as if it were produced by a Canadian.
As many Canadians know, they even apologized for always saying, "Sorry". Sorry we didn't have more snow, sorry it rained, sorry we sent you Jennifer Granholm.
Their sense of humour (Canadian spelling) showed in the closing ceremony with the fourth cauldron finally being raised.
During these trying times in the states, it was nice to have a reprieve from reality. Thank you Canada.
From the moment the opening ceremonies began with whales swimming across the field (water) to the curling and the hockey game (it is only called "Ice" hockey in the states) between Team Canada and Team U.S.A., the people of Canada made all Canadians throughout the world proud.
Even NBC's coverage, at times, almost seemed as if it were produced by a Canadian.
As many Canadians know, they even apologized for always saying, "Sorry". Sorry we didn't have more snow, sorry it rained, sorry we sent you Jennifer Granholm.
Their sense of humour (Canadian spelling) showed in the closing ceremony with the fourth cauldron finally being raised.
During these trying times in the states, it was nice to have a reprieve from reality. Thank you Canada.
posted by Brian J Perks at
6:44 AM
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