on Friday after setting up Nicklas Backstrom's game-winner in double overtime with a backhanded pass.

"That's my goal, for sure," Bouchard said. "I want to be part of the Capitals next year. I'm going to go home and train hard and we'll see what will happen in September."

He grabbed the attention of NHL scouts during the 2005-06 season, when he amassed 102 points for the Baie-Comeau Drakkar. That summer, he began working out with his brother and a personal trainer, focusing on his leg strength and skating agility.

That hard work paid off last season for Bouchard, who posted 45 goals and 80 assists in 68 games to win the Jean Beliveau Trophy, a prestigious award that has gone to Sidney Crosby, Brad Richards, Daniel Briere, Mario Lemieux and Dalefrom the screened entryway to the kitchen. But she and Granddaddy Burris did put lawn chairs in the shaded part of the backyard.

Louise Herrington Burris, 1908-1980

Doris Geneva Balding had a fully landscaped garden - of her design and built with a lot of her sweat. She hired out the large jobs - like the brick wall she paid my dad to build around her back garden.

Grandma Dee had a terrace, and almost always had a comfortable cushion laid out on her favorite terrace chair. She and Papaw Joe used the terrace as an extension of their home, an outdoor room.

Doris Balding Williams, 1907-1998

I totally "get it."

I know why my grandmothers spent so much time and put so much effort in their gardens.

There are times when you have to