Last night, we lost a hockey game.
And I watched my city burn.
I am embarrassed to say I am from Vancouver this morning. The actions of a small handful of douche bags left a huge black mark on the city of Vancouver.
I have no words to describe how angry and ashamed I am about what happened last night. I had to sit in horror watching some drunk idiots riot, loot and burn cars for no reason. Sure, we lost the Stanley cup, the better team won. Tim Thomas was amazing.
Inside Rogers Arena, a standing ovation and cheers were given to the winning team, very much deserved, while the scene outside was horrifying. Innocent people in stores, scared to death by people smashing windows and looting. I was watching a guy come out of London Drugs with an armful of pringles. You've got to be kidding me? You're looting for pringles? Moron.
The Vancouver Police Department and the men and women of the RCMP, including all the riot squad and mounted police, did everything they could and they did a fantastic job. We are lucky to have men and women like that to save our city and arrest the d-bags who decided it was a great idea to riot.
As for the morons who were rioting, did you forget we were in the digital age? Did you notice everyone taking your photo and video? If you have any photos or videos of idiots causing destruction, please email them to robbery@vpd.ca or send photos to Vancouver 2011 Criminal Riot list and put these idiots in jail.
Showing posts with label playoffs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playoffs. Show all posts
" don't be mean, be green "
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
This pretty much sums up how fantastic our city feels right now.
I do not feel sorry that she's crying. It's been a long 17 years.
Go Canucks Go!
(images via Google)
I do not feel sorry that she's crying. It's been a long 17 years.
Go Canucks Go!
(images via Google)
life at the baked life
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Do you ever read your favourite blogs, especially food blogs and wonder what the heck they do when they aren't cooking?
I do.
All the time. I'm so nosy like that.
Well, I'm about to show you what goes on in my life. Ready?
I get up reaaaalllll early to get pretty for work. I usually get up at least an hour before I have to leave. I don't have to but I like to sit and stare blankly at the television with my coffee and bean for at least 15 minutes.
I need that time to get out of dreamland and become normal. If I don't get this time, watch out. Raving wild monster on the loose.
This is a food blog, so I will share my eats. I usually stick to a couple things for breakfast and one of my favourite things is oatmeal. It's warm, hearty and since I make it in the microwave, it's easy. I usually enjoy it with some unsweetened applesauce and cinnamon, maybe some walnuts if I have them.
I have to commute to work, in my car, over a bridge for about 30 minutes. It's my time to myself. No husband chatter, no meowing, just me and the radio.
And then, here's the exciting part, I count beans for 8 hours. I'm the baking accountant. Debits, credits, debits and credits.
Now, in a perfect world, one could eat all the treats she wanted and never gain an ounce. I unfortunatly have not found that world. I can't eat all the treats I want without my thighs expanding outside of my pants, and there's only so many skirts one can wear. Every evening, I visit my friend, the treadmill. We have a love/hate relationship. Many of you might know the same.
I slowly make my way back home, talking to my moms on the phone, talking to the husband on the phone, figuring out what I'll cook for dinner ( I'm not lucky enough to have a husband who thinks of it ), figuring out what I will bake for the night.
It was scones. Apple scones. I'll share the recipe later.
I'm kind of a homebody, I love just being at home, with the cats, readingbooks cookbooks, enjoying the quiet time with the husband. Weekends are made for wineing and dining, but not during the week.
This is pretty much an average day, kinda boring, but I love it.
Signed,
GIT (grandma in training) Jen
I do.
All the time. I'm so nosy like that.
Well, I'm about to show you what goes on in my life. Ready?
I get up reaaaalllll early to get pretty for work. I usually get up at least an hour before I have to leave. I don't have to but I like to sit and stare blankly at the television with my coffee and bean for at least 15 minutes.
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| bean in all her cuteness |
I need that time to get out of dreamland and become normal. If I don't get this time, watch out. Raving wild monster on the loose.
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| working breakfast. |
This is a food blog, so I will share my eats. I usually stick to a couple things for breakfast and one of my favourite things is oatmeal. It's warm, hearty and since I make it in the microwave, it's easy. I usually enjoy it with some unsweetened applesauce and cinnamon, maybe some walnuts if I have them.
I have to commute to work, in my car, over a bridge for about 30 minutes. It's my time to myself. No husband chatter, no meowing, just me and the radio.
And then, here's the exciting part, I count beans for 8 hours. I'm the baking accountant. Debits, credits, debits and credits.
Now, in a perfect world, one could eat all the treats she wanted and never gain an ounce. I unfortunatly have not found that world. I can't eat all the treats I want without my thighs expanding outside of my pants, and there's only so many skirts one can wear. Every evening, I visit my friend, the treadmill. We have a love/hate relationship. Many of you might know the same.
![]() |
| counting the beans. |
I slowly make my way back home, talking to my moms on the phone, talking to the husband on the phone, figuring out what I'll cook for dinner ( I'm not lucky enough to have a husband who thinks of it ), figuring out what I will bake for the night.
It was scones. Apple scones. I'll share the recipe later.
I'm kind of a homebody, I love just being at home, with the cats, reading
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| this is a bad cat |
This is pretty much an average day, kinda boring, but I love it.
Signed,
GIT (grandma in training) Jen
cheesy pizza quick bread
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Disclaimer : If you like the Chicago Blackhawks, this is not the place for you for AT LEAST 2 weeks. Thank you.
It's game day, it's game day, Canucks are gonna win on game day!
It's here. The first game of the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs is upon us. Vancouver is at a feverish playoff high right now, me included.
No one can concentrate. Car flags are popping up everywhere. Small dogs have started sporting tiny Luongo jerseys. The call of LOUUUU can be heard into Calgary.
It's game day, it's game day, Canucks are gonna win on game day!
It's here. The first game of the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs is upon us. Vancouver is at a feverish playoff high right now, me included.
No one can concentrate. Car flags are popping up everywhere. Small dogs have started sporting tiny Luongo jerseys. The call of LOUUUU can be heard into Calgary.
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