How to Watch the Olympics Like a Blogger
I've been busy lately. First I went on vacation, then I started my job babysitting cats and then, finally, the Plympic Games started in Rio de Janeiro.
I can barely describe how much I've been looking forward to these Olympics. I missed the 2012 Olympics in London because I was in Australia. I missed the 2008 Olympics in Beijing because I was in Costa Rica. Twice in a row I was literally on the other side of the world when the Olympics were on. I do remember that I was home for the 2004 Olympics in Athens, but I was eight at the time and didn't really understand the awesomeness of the Olympic Games.
So Rio is going to be my Games, I decided. But as soon as the opening ceremony started, I noticed I looked at the Olympics in a way my friends didn't look at them. I looked at them from a blogger's perspective. In case you're wondering what that's like, here's a step-by-step guide to watching the Olympics like a blogger!
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No. NO. NOOOO. No one deserves to fall like that when they're so close to Olympic gold! #CyclingRoad— Envy Fisher (@Envy_Fisher) August 7, 2016
Okay, I could go on and write a cool last paragraph, but I think we all now I have some Olympic events to get back to. Which ones are you looking forward too?
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Awesome post! This is so true and funny and helpful! :) Haha.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Glad it was helpful XD
DeleteI definitely agree! Sadly, I've been out of the house a lot and I've had to do catching up with online streaming, but I'd say my favorite sport to watch is gymnastics, not only because I used to do it when I was younger but because the gymnasts this year are so incredibly talented and there's never a dull moment.
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I've barely seen gymnastics, mostly because I was focused on this scandal we had had with one of our gymnasts getting drunk. I paid more attention to that then the actual events :P But if I remember correctly, gymnastics has some finals tomorrow, doesn't it? I'll try to watch it :)
DeleteHaha, this is such a cute and entertaining post (and a great start to my day too!). I live in Singapore and I'm in school most of the day so yeah, the time difference and my tiredness keeps getting in the way of enjoying some good Olympics action. I love to watch gymnastics, table tennis, and synchronized swimming. Oh, and I'm really curious about how equestrian (I think this is the word...) works, I mean, it looks cool!!
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Thank you! Congrats on that gold in swimming by the way ;) The time difference must be killing for you. It's so annoying, especially because my country is into Daylight Savings Time, so the difference is much bigger than it could have been.
DeleteI've actually never seen table tennis and synchronized swimming! Equatrian makes me nervous. Usually it looks cool, but today I saw a Dutchman beat his horse after it failed to jump. I was ashamed to be Dutch at that moment...
Hi Envy!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading this post! This is the first year I've actually paid any sort of attention to the Olympics. I haven't been focusing on which country gets the most metals (Although I do know its the US) because I don't think its really fair to the smaller countries. I do enjoy watching the individual games though, especially boxing!
-Crystal
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It's so good to hear you enjoyed reading my post!
DeleteI usually don't pay attention to which country gets the most medals, because the US and a few other countries have such a huge population that it's impossible for countries like mine to do as well. I just like to see my country win :D I watched a few boxing matches this time but I can't handle it because I can almost feel the pain when a boxer gets hit in the face XD
You are so right. I need a blogger buddy of mine to text throughout the games. I still need to watch some more of the Olympics if you know what I mean. NO TIME when I am being a busy bee because its summer.
ReplyDeleteJust start texting a blog buddy right away :D I'm actually not doing anything because it's summer, so I have all the time in the world to watch the Olympics :)
DeleteI LOOOOVE the Olympics! I'm leaving for Italy tonight, but I'm pretty sure I'll be following from there because I just can't help it!
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Yay, finally someone who's as excited for the Olympics as I am! Have fun in Italy!
DeleteThe olympics are so fun to watch!! This is a great post. <3 <3
ReplyDeleteSophia xx
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Thank you! Hope you continue having fun watching it :D
DeleteThank you for supporting Slovenia! I'm pretty sure that's why we've got three medals already. :D
ReplyDeleteNo problem, a blogger's gotta do what a blogger's gotta do ;) I hope you can add more to the tally :D
DeleteI solemnly swear that I am up to no good! Wait, no, I mean: I solemnly swear that I will answer each and every comment ;)