What were you like as a kid?  "I was pretty quiet. I was shy. My parents ran a tight ship, so I wasn't much trouble."

What's different about your life here in Florida as opposed to Canada?  "I grew up in a little lobster fishing village of 300 people. So it's a little different here. A lot more people. And obviously the weather. But I've been here about 8 years now, so it feels like home."

What's the first thing that went through your head when you held the Stanley Cup?  "I could tell you a bunch of cliches that went through my head, but I can never really remember. It was such a blur. I can barely remember that night. I guess that's what makes you want to win it again so much, that you'll enjoy it so much more. It was the greatest feeling in my life. I don't have a family, I don't have kids. So I can't think of anything else in my life that tops that. That's what kind of night it was. I just wish I could pause it and go back to it. "

Do you see a family and kids in your future?  "I hope so."

Where do you see yourself in 10 years? "Hopefully I'll still be playing hockey. In a perfect world, I would still be here."

If you weren't playing hockey,what do you think you'd be doing?  "I have no idea. That's the toughest question a lot of people ask. I never went to university because I ended up here at a young age. I've just never really had time to think about it."

What's in your refrigerator right now? "Water, some orange juice, eggs. That's about it."

Do you have an iPod?"Yes, I love U2, so I have a lot of them on it."