I think I am young and can go on little sleep. I am
wrong. These kids can get three or four hours of sleep, then go on to see the
sights all day and still come back to swim the night away.
I think naps are fabulous. I just wish I could take one.
Emily and Callie at Centennial Olympic Park
The Coke Museum is lots of fun. And with all the free
diet Coke at the end I’m surprised I actually left the place.
Sean got a Coke Zero shirt. We have a mixed marriage. It
makes me sad, but we will make it work.
We weren’t the only seniors on tour at CNN yesterday; a
group of actual seniors were with us. We thought it was funny that everyone on
the 11:40 am tour was a Senior, either by age or grade.
Michael volunteered to read the TelePrompTer. He did a
great job – I think he may have missed his calling. He had to read about a Ford
and he put in his own comment (I believe it was a gagging sound) and he cracked
up the whole tour group.
One of the little ladies stopped him afterward and said, “I’ll
see you on the television in ten years!”
We looked for the bricks with our names on them in Centennial
Olympic Park. We found them, and reenacted the picture we took there in 1996
during the Atlanta Games. Here’s the original:
Here’s yesterday’s:
Here’s yesterday’s:
See, it's funny because I was pregnant with Amy in the original. It's also funny because in both pictures I put my hair up due to the sweat running down my neck.
Someone will say I just cannot be happy. That someone is incorrect. I am VERY happy in air conditioning.
More touring and memories to be made today. I'm thankful for this opportunity, even if I end up glistening in all the pictures.
Oh now, Diet Coke and Coke Zero are just denominational differences, not whole faiths. 8~)
ReplyDeleteI just love the way Amy is posed in the new photo! VERY well played!
I love the way ^he^ thinks! Too funny!
ReplyDeleteLove! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the reenactment photo! too cute. :)
ReplyDeleteWe LOVED the Coke museum! The first time I heard about it I laughed, thinking it was the hokiest thing I'd ever heard. But after we visited it, I became a believer :) It was SOOOO much fun!
ReplyDeleteThe CNN tour is fun too, and it's so cool that Michael got to play in front of the camera.
Absolutely loved the two photos of you by your bricks. And a big AMEN! to your comment about sweat running down your neck... it's why I just gave up years ago and keep a super short hair cut. But then again, my hair is so fine I found it impossible to keep it up off my neck. You have lovely thick wavey hair that you can do anything with. I'm just a teensy bit jealous :)