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I. Love. The Olympics.
I'm so excited that I will be sitting in front of the TV for the next two weeks, cheering on Team USA/Canada/Russia, dreaming of moving to Vancouver, and crying at those Go World commercials. I loved the opening ceremonies. While I don't think it quite lived up to the Chinese (in all fairness, the Chinese spent 300-400 million dollars, while the Canadians spent 30-40 million, not to mention that China has about a billion+ people), I still enjoyed them immensely. I loved the constellation segment. Who doesn't love a giant bear infused with Christmas lights?
I'm so excited that I will be sitting in front of the TV for the next two weeks, cheering on Team USA/Canada/Russia, dreaming of moving to Vancouver, and crying at those Go World commercials. I loved the opening ceremonies. While I don't think it quite lived up to the Chinese (in all fairness, the Chinese spent 300-400 million dollars, while the Canadians spent 30-40 million, not to mention that China has about a billion+ people), I still enjoyed them immensely. I loved the constellation segment. Who doesn't love a giant bear infused with Christmas lights?
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