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Friday, November 10, 2006
Feeling Fiesty
Okay, not really but I wanted something that started with the letter F and some alliteration. One of my quirky moods.
Last night was a GREAT hockey game!! Not only did the Carolina Hurricanes defeat the Washington Crapitals 5-0 BUT Erik Cole got a hat trick (3 goals in one game), Trevor Letowski got a goal (he was clobbered during the Penguins game in mid Oct., knocked out & taken off the ice on a stetcher - left behind a sizeable pool of blood too, so it's so good to see him skating well & scoring!) and Cam Ward got his first career regular season shut out!!! Woohooo!! Way to go boys!!! (Other goal was scored by Eric Staal, who also had an assist for the night).
Hope those of yall with the day off are enjoying it, those who are at work are having the day go by fast (if that's your desire) and that everyone remembers why Veterans' Day is a holiday in the first place.
Veterans' Day ...is observed elsewhere as Remembrance Day or Armistice Day. All major hostilities of World War 1 were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 with the German signing of the Armistice. From Wikipedia
Also see the History of Veterans' Day from the U.S. Army's website.
Last night was a GREAT hockey game!! Not only did the Carolina Hurricanes defeat the Washington Crapitals 5-0 BUT Erik Cole got a hat trick (3 goals in one game), Trevor Letowski got a goal (he was clobbered during the Penguins game in mid Oct., knocked out & taken off the ice on a stetcher - left behind a sizeable pool of blood too, so it's so good to see him skating well & scoring!) and Cam Ward got his first career regular season shut out!!! Woohooo!! Way to go boys!!! (Other goal was scored by Eric Staal, who also had an assist for the night).
Hope those of yall with the day off are enjoying it, those who are at work are having the day go by fast (if that's your desire) and that everyone remembers why Veterans' Day is a holiday in the first place.
Veterans' Day ...is observed elsewhere as Remembrance Day or Armistice Day. All major hostilities of World War 1 were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 with the German signing of the Armistice. From Wikipedia
Also see the History of Veterans' Day from the U.S. Army's website.