J brought puppy along to help cheer
J and her Auntie Rebecca
The lady next to us had a American flag that J really wanted to wave...at the first intermission Rebecca and I ran across the street to the drug store and got J an "appropriate" flag to wave
Kelsey, Shannon, J and Rebecca
The sun came out and decided to shine right on the tv screen we could see, so this guy got up on the wall to make a shadow so we could see better
Broadway was deserted. I've never seen it like this before. Not at 2:00 in the afternoon. The buses were still running and they all only had one or two people on them. CRAZY!
Sidney Crosby, you were my hero for a day or two
Winter? Really? Are you sure?
We left the restaurant and went north towards downtown. For the first 10-15 minutes the bridge looked like this.
And then the cars started coming...And they loved J and her waving flag in the backpack on my back. She thought it was great. She waved her flag and cars honked. What could be better?
This is the only time you'll see Calgary and Montreal fans celebrating together (and in Vancouver)
A sea of people
When else would you get away with wearing this (except maybe Hallowe'en)?
Crazy crowds
Last day for these two flags...tomorrow there will only be one flag there...
We went to Rebecca and Jared's and watched the closing ceremony on the big "screen" and then came home. We all felt like this.
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