Olympics thus far….
Well, there has been some incredible moments so far during the 2010 Olympics. Vancouver looks stunning on the TV and I’ve heard that the city is alive and excited. When Alexandre Bilodeau won the 1rst ever Gold medalon home soil and then you learned about his older brother…that is a great heartfelt story and I’m stoked that he won.
Another wonderful moment is Jon Montgomery winning the Gold in Skelton. I LOVED the vid of him skulling a jug of beer that some random person handed to him as he walked in the Whistler Village….a pure golden moment.
It was great to see all the hard work that Flynn Seddon has put into the snow & skier cross course turn out exceptionally well. The course looked incredible on the TV…well done Flynn, can’t wait to hear some stories over a beer.
Now here’s the part that some people will disagree with me on. Why is Ice Dancing an Olympic sport? I appreciate that we won a gold and I kinda hope that years from now, I only remember how many Gold we won and not specifically in which sports…..like Ice Dancing. So if Ice Dancing is your thing, then enjoy this moment but for me personally, I’ve had a chuckle at the whole thing.
And what the hell is the double luge and why is this something that anybody would want to do. Why is this an Olympic sport?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfE5fhfi25E
Here’s hoping for a great outing for hometown Hero, Kelsey Serwa tomorrow in the skier-cross…..GOOD LUCK KELSEY!
Underground Al saying keep those Gold Medal dreams alive all you Ice Dancers out there!
PS: Consectutive day # 101 this morning….life is good!





Woke up way too early. Even too early to get out of bed so I opted to finish off the Thriller of a novel that I’ve been reading…this master piece is entitled, “Love don’t live here no more- Doggy Tales:Vol 1.” Now I guess it’s my fault for even having expectations when it comes to a novel written by Snoop Dogg and another dude but no book should have to end with “I loaded my gun, cocked it, and held the trigger. The knob turned. The door opened.”