I hope that some are taking time to enjoy the 2010 Olympics. Once again the snow captures my heart for the winter competitions. I can't view enough of the treasures of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Just a few more days and they're gone again. I'll be back. :)
Hi Dixie,
ReplyDeleteRight now, Ohno is getting ready to try for gold...hope he gets it! After his race, I'll be retiring for the evening. You are right, the Olympics are exciting. Vancouver should be proud of their efforts...
Enjoy what's left of the winter events, Dixie.(smile)
Blessings to you,
Mattie
Hi Mattie,
ReplyDeleteHere I am, after Ohno's run... need I say: 'oh no!'?
I am having a great time watching them.
I was going to leave comments shut down on here, but a friend convinced me to leave them open. I really don't want to offend anyone with my Olympic banter & biased opinion.
It is exciting to have the games back on the continent again. Enjoy!
In peace and love,
Dixie
Hi Dixie,
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying the Winter Olympics. Have been staying up until ridiculous hours to watch it.
The sights of Vancouver and Whistler have made me very proud of my other home.
Thanks Dixie.
Warm wishes, Gary x
Hi Gary,
ReplyDeleteJust the other morning I was having breakfast with the "Men's Downhill" and felt a bit 'dowmhill' too. Like you, I want the element of surprise; the excitement of watching the event as it happens in real time. So I'm sure by now, you're perfected the ten minute power nap... my personal secret to "TV worth watching".
I hope you'll write about your experiences of this Olympics; a history in the making as only you can tell it. Was there a mountain photo that prompted memory of a camping trip? Was there a street that brought a special day to mind? The daring is in the details, so tell Bob Costas to move over!!
In peace and love,
Dxie