Post Olympic Goodness

The Olympics went out with a bang, no?

I've never been a big fan of

the closing ceremonies,

they are usually from a culture I cannot relate to or appreciate.

London's closing ceremonies weren't

an exception to all things of

Olympic wierdness,

but I reasoned that at least I could understand

the lyrics of the songs,

and therefore I liked them better than most others.

And speaking of music,

I was shocked to see the current state of George Michael.

Goodness,

time has not been good to that man.

VERY SAD.

While the Olympics were actually on,
 I was most interested in the swimming

and gymnastics, 

but definitely not the men's synchronized diving.
Synchronized diving??
Men's??

Really??  

When did that sad event become Olympic?

Have I been living under a rock?

Well,

at least I had my own little version of the Olympics around here.

I didn't have to pay out the wazz

for plane fare,

converge with thousands to get the best seat,

or

buy cheesy souvenirs that will collect dust

in a box for the next 30 years.

I had front row seats to the most exciting events and got some great shots

of my favorite athletes...

While there were no fancy prizes given out

{just cheers from mom and dad}

they're all gold medal winners in my book!

Blessings,
{K}