OK, I just whooped for joy and woke up my two ladies, but really… who wouldn’t?
The Vancouver Canucks, the NHL hockey team I’ve been following for so long, no player on the ice was even born when I went to their first league game in 1970, had just scored to win in Game 7 in sudden-death overtime.
That after blowing a three-game lead in the series.
And after blowing a 1-0 lead in the final two minutes of the game.
So after getting up at 4 in the morning to quietly, ever so quietly steal away into the dark reaches of the Internet to capture a live stream and watch – with headphones on – one of the most exciting games I’ve ever seen, well…
Sorry ladies. I’m sure I’ll hear about it from the rest of the neighbourhood sooner or later.






A perfectly understandable reaction.
It’s touching that you’ve waited so long and finally, way far away, you get to see the triumph. Went online and watched the highlights. How thrilled you must be. Great photo.
Wow, what gorgeous wisteria.
I had a similar experience with the World Series 20 years ago, except it involved a shortwave radio on Mallorca…
Congratulations to you and your Canucks. My condolences to the women in your life, and the people in your neighborhood
Was wondering what all the ruckus was about! (PS looks like it’s finally warming up.
This is the very first time I’ve watched anything live on the internet, and for it to come out like it did was just fantastic. Too bad any games in the future are going to involved the same wake-up call.
I’m glad someone noticed that wisteria!
The scent is almost overpowering.
Congrats to the team – glad you had the opportunity to enjoy it. The wisteria’s gorgeous.Ours bloomed about 3-4 weeks ago – nothing but foliage now. I wish it lasted longer.
Son is a huge Canucks fan. I can’t wait to tell him about it when he wakes up.
I’d sure rather be a Canucks fan than a Madrid fan right now. Congratulations!
Can any of the Madrid players even skate?
Wisteria?!?! I thought it was just purdy, blue, flars!
Ya, days purdy awright.