I feel like this baboon, since I’ve been glued to the TV watching the Olympics. I hope all of you are enjoying the games.
Travel Photo of the Day (August 3)
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I’m having great fun watching them, with the exception that it is severely messing up my sleep schedule! 🙂
I know it’s messing with mine so I can’t imagine yours!
Ha ha! Great shot.
Thanks!
Very relaxing I must say! Not the games but the way he is sitting
He doesn’t look like he has a care in the world.
I haven’t watched much of it. Feeling like this photo is certainly a deterrent! 🙂
You’d think it would deter me, but it hasn’t.
Considering NZ is doing so well I should be ashamed but I haven’t watched one thing
I’ll cheer them on for you!
Yippee…yesterday I did watch some…the rowing of course, and the weight-lifting. That is one odd sport if you ask me. Only cause the daughter was home and we actually turned the TV on. I never watch TV anymore.
Yup … watching Phelps make history 🙂
Once he broke the record he seems so much more relaxed. He’s such an athlete!
I am loving it. Did you see the rowing yesterday? I was jumping up and down in front of the tv. Well down KG and AW. And Becky Adlington is such a great sportsperson. I love her attitude. She embodies the taking part ethos and doing your best. A great reminder that gold medals aren’t everything. That said, I shall keep my fingers crossed for Jessica Ennis today. 🙂
I’ve seen some of the rowing. On Friday I was watching a lot of the tennis. I’m excited for the men’s final today! Will you be watching Murray?
I thought for a second that he had a cigarette in his hand!!
Oh that would have been perfect for the theme. Except I don’t smoke.
My husband and my daughter have been watching quite regularly – I get to see a few every now and again. One of my good friends (who’s finishing his PhD in Cardiff) is a volunteer for the Olympics and I get to see a few of his fabulous photographs within the area as well as the live entertainment within that aren’t shown on TV. Pretty great shots as well.
I wish I was smarter and volunteered. That would have been fun.
I’m loving the bits that I’ve been able to see – not nearly enough though…
It is hard to cram them all in and still have a normal life.
Great shot!
Thank you!
Ha, ha – good one! Feeling like you need a break but just can’t peel yourself away from the TV?
Exactly!
Not much considering how abysmally our athletes are faring 🙂
That’s too bad. I’m finding myself cheering on all of the nations I get confused when I start shouting all of their names. It would be wonderful if every nation could win a medal. Here’s to the next Olympics 🙂