Olympic evenings
Having been cynical about the London Olympics it was refreshingly nice to have been proven wrong. Watching the Olympics in the open and cheering on Team GB with the crowd was a surprisingly pleasant substitute for not having gotten tickets.
Crazy Canadian banana.
Bopping along with the other 40something year olds to Soul II Soul
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