After the taping, we said goodbye to Ann and her cousins. And thanks to her cousins for their Olympic ride, their bathroom, use of their printer (for our ticket pickup), Kat's tattoos (which were expertly applied, I must say) and directions to DT and where to park.
Ann looks like she just stepped out of a Bay catalog.....
We drove DT and parked at Pacific Place, a mall pretty much near everything and had no trouble getting around by car. We headed over to where Mare & Darrell were staying to meet up with them for a bit. Mare played with Kat while we joined Darrell at Irish house for a beer. I blocked most of the light behind them but not quite all....sorry Darrell.
Sure, she's adorable and innocent now......no one offered to push me around in a stroller so I could catch up onmy sleep!
Then we headed to the waterfront to see the flame (behind fences) and then raced across town (back where we were) to get to the ticket office to pick up our hockey TX before the place closed.
We finished the evening with dinner in Yaletown, which we had to wake Kat for. Then back to our hotel, about a 45 minute drive southeast, to watch more coverage and get us all to bed. Kat went down without a fight this time. Luckily, cause I know I didn't have anything left in the patience department (and I start each day with soooo much).
Ann looks like she just stepped out of a Bay catalog.....
We drove DT and parked at Pacific Place, a mall pretty much near everything and had no trouble getting around by car. We headed over to where Mare & Darrell were staying to meet up with them for a bit. Mare played with Kat while we joined Darrell at Irish house for a beer. I blocked most of the light behind them but not quite all....sorry Darrell.
Sure, she's adorable and innocent now......no one offered to push me around in a stroller so I could catch up onmy sleep!
Then we headed to the waterfront to see the flame (behind fences) and then raced across town (back where we were) to get to the ticket office to pick up our hockey TX before the place closed.
We finished the evening with dinner in Yaletown, which we had to wake Kat for. Then back to our hotel, about a 45 minute drive southeast, to watch more coverage and get us all to bed. Kat went down without a fight this time. Luckily, cause I know I didn't have anything left in the patience department (and I start each day with soooo much). 
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