i didn't have the time to devote myself to the winter olympics even though they were held here in canada. i did watch the opening ceremony and i'm recording the closing ceremony as i'm typing this. i'm the kind of person who needs to either go "all in" or not watch at all. i'm regretting a bit that i didn't choose at least one sport to watch 100%. oh well. i'll live. :)
i did feel the excitement in the air though here in canada.
i did feel the excitement in the air though here in canada.
it would have been so fun to be in vancouver for some of the action. i bet there's a HUGE celebration today as canada beat usa (and everyone else) in hockey. that was THE most important thing for canadians. ;)
suomalaiset tietää miten se menee ruotsin kanssa aina. :)
suomalaiset tietää miten se menee ruotsin kanssa aina. :)
usa seems to be the biggest winner (the most medals).
BUT...
i beg to differ.
for some perspective, let's consider the medal count compared to each country's population:
USA got 1 medal/8,351,351 people.
USA got 1 medal/8,351,351 people.
Canada got 1 medal/1,230,769 people.
Germany got 1 medal/2,733,333 people.
Norway got 1 medal/217,391 people.
Sweden got 1 medal/847,766 people.
Finland got 1 medal/1,060,000 people.
dang it! sweden beat finland. :D but hey, at least we beat them in hockey. big time! :D
the real winner of the winter olympics in my eyes is norway. hands down!
so yey for norway!!!
finland beat canada :D and canada beat usa.
= all is well. :)
ps. my favorite part of the olympics was the aboriginal part of the opening ceremony. loved it!!!! siennan inkkariheimo oli yksi neljästä jotka mainittiin.