We are going to be gone camping with our "ward" Church Friday night to Saturday and I think that I might go through anxiety not being able to watch the Olympics!
Dan and I are completely addictive watching the Olympics!
No matter the time of day; it could be first thing in the morning to the wee hours of the night, we are watching...
So the thought of not knowing what events we are going to miss is a bit stressful and so like I said above: Thank Goodness we have TIVO, because you better believe that it will be set (and Feef don't even think about turning it off while you are house/puppy sitting...OR ELSE!!!)
Is anyone else addictive as we are???
So I was watching the Olympics when Bob Costs gave some helpful tips to the Olympic viewer and how to take full potential of the Olympic experience:
1. Stay Hydrated
2. Tell yourself you only NEED 4 hours of sleep a night
3. Wear sunglasses to hide your red eyes from all the late night watching and lake of sleep
4. Crank up your ipod and listen to whatever Michael Phelps is listen too...you'll be a winner for sure in your daily retinue
5. Skip work/errands: you'll never going to see another Olympics like this one again!
So no leaving hints or slips on what is going to happen Friday and Saturday during the Olympics in my comments...I want to watch it when I get home!
GO TEAM USA!!!
2 comments:
Oh I am totally with you! We have been so addicted and watch it whenever we are home. Our TV is always on it and when we are gone our TIVO is recording! I LOVE TIVO! We missed the opening ceremonies cause we were camping but had it all recorded and watched it when we got back...it was great! Have a fun weekend! :)
I think we are all addicted. I went camping last weekend and had my parents Tivo it for me. But I was seriously going crazy because it was during the Phelps run for gold and womens gymnastics. I didn't want to find out the results when we got back but Bob Costs totally ruined that plan when he recapped the last couple of days in 10 seconds. Oh, well. I still watched Tivo for 5 hours straight and pretended like it was all new news to me.
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