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That’s All, Folks.

February 28th, 2010 by Derek Sheppard

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Remember that cauldron malfunction during the opening ceremonies? One of the legs didn’t raise up.

VANOC didn’t forget, that’s for sure. The closing ceremonies were off to a humorous (er, humourous) start when a mime popped on stage, tool belt around his hips, and plugged it back in before it raised into place.

It’s no Bob and Doug McKenzie, but not a bad comedic play from the Canadians.

It was great to (sort of) not work during the ceremony (says the guy typing away in the media center at 9:30 p.m.) and take it in as a spectator. If you’re interested enough to read this, you’ve probably already watched the on TV. If you’re wondering, yes, I kept my moose antlers.

Chuck, Larry and I depart for what is likely to be the mother of all border crossings tomorrow as everyone heads home.

It’s been a pleasure keeping this blog going, and I thank everyone for reading and commenting. Special kudos go out to all of our guest bloggers. You’ve all done amazing work!

- Derek Sheppard

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One Response to “That’s All, Folks.”

  1. good ol' george Says:

    Should have had Red Green do the repairs on the faulty cauldron.

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