"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."

I usually don't pay attention in class and yesterday I found out that I had to write two tests today and one quiz. People would normally think that this would suck; that's an understatement. I have tests in my two worst classes and I don't know what is going on in either one of the classes. Because of that I had to miss our schools "sports awards" night so I could study. I was pretty much raised to play volleyball because my dad loves it so much but I got rookie of the year even though I did not go. When I wasn't studying last night I was either eating supper, or watching the "Bachelorette." I am in love with the Bachelorette!

Boston beat the Vancouver Canucks last night. I didn't watch because it was that bad of a game. On the positive side Vancouver can win in their home rink now. Let's hope they start winning again!

I was suppose to go tanning in an hour but I think I'm going to cancel my appointment and study instead. I have no plans for tonight because I work from four to eleven. What a brutal day.

 Outside Article

Vancouver Vs Boston Stanley Cup Final .. Boston Thrashed Vancouver 8-1 In Game 3

Vancouver Vs Boston  .. Shortly after the Boston Bruins lost Nathan Horton to a frightening injury, they found an offensive rhythm that got them back into the Stanley Cup Finals.
Andrew Ference and David Krejci each had a goal and an assist in Boston’s four-goal second period, Tim Thomas made 40 saves, and the Bruins beat the Canucks 8-1 in game three on Monday night, trimming Vancouver’s series lead to 2-1.
Mark Recchi scored two goals for the Bruins, who turned a big win into a blowout with four more goals in the final 8 1/2 minutes of the third period against goalie Roberto Luongo, who won games one and two in Vancouver. Boston emerged from its offensive slump after Horton was taken off the ice on a stretcher in the first period after taking a late hit to the head from Vancouver defenseman Aaron Rome.
Brad Marchand scored a short-handed goal in the second period, and Daniel Paille added another short-handed goal in the third. Recchi, Chris Kelly and Michael Ryder — who finished with three points — scored in the final 2 1/2 minutes as the Bruins emphatically avoided a daunting 3-0 series deficit.
Boston had managed just three goals in its previous 10 periods before torching Luongo, who stopped 30 shots. Jannik Hansen broke up Thomas’ shutout bid with 6:07 to play for the Canucks, who finally hit a major bump in their late-season roll toward their first Stanley Cup title.
NHL scoring champion Daniel Sedin got a 10-minute misconduct late in a jarring loss for the Presidents’ Trophy winners, who had won seven of eight games. The Canucks had given up just six total goals in their previous four games while closing out the Western Conference finals and taking a two-game lead over Boston.
The palpable excitement of Boston’s first home finals game in 21 years turned into unease just 5 minutes into game three.
After Horton passed the puck to Milan Lucic at the Vancouver blue line, Rome left his feet to deliver a hard shoulder check to Horton’s upper chest and head. Horton appeared to be unconscious after he landed flat on his back, his arm spookily reaching up into empty space.
Medical personnel spent several minutes attending to Horton, who scored the Bruins’ winning game-seven goals in the first round against Montreal and again in the Eastern Conference finals against Tampa Bay. Horton was wheeled off the ice, wearing a neck brace and apparently talking.
Rome got a five-minute major for interference and a game misconduct, with at least one fan throwing a yellow towel at the Vancouver bench while Rome went to the dressing room.
Game four is Wednesday.