"Montreal Canadien goalkeeper Ken Dryden gives the "number one" gesture while his teammates hug and kiss the Stanley Cup following their four-game sweep of the Philadelphia Flyers during the Stanley Cup Finals at the Spectrum Sports Arena." (1976) Click for source.
Montreal’s hopes of winning the Stanley Cup are slim this year but I remember the jubilation we all feel as Montrealers when they do. When I think of celebration, I think of a Stanley Cup win. Can’t help it, I am from Quebec after all.
Yesterday’s post was about celebration. I learn more and more that I have so much cause for celebration in my life, especially as a teacher, and I wrote about some of that yesterday. Today I’d like to ask – what are you celebrating? The little things, the big things. What’s got you thankful for living the life you live these days?
Tracy, who’s anxiously waiting for the next 2 days to pass…
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BTW: My brother is a long-time Canadiens fan. He has even travelled to Montreal to see the Canadiens play @ the Molson Center. Now, that’s loyalty.
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Definitely worth celebrating, Angela. I love it.
I’m celebrating a year of working with teachers and kids who really “get it” when we say “becoming a writer” is more about the “becoming” and less about the “writing.”