Labels: Gabby Douglas, Olympics 2012
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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
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We watched the trials too, and I thought Gabby was precious! Wow, the gymnastics were gut-renching though. So much more stressful to watch than the swimming trials. I cringed every time one of them fell.
I love the Olympics too! I like all the sports but really gymnastics, soccer, softball, and swimming.
Watching the trials my heart sunk for Nastia. Gabby seemed sweet, i like her. I'm also really rooting for Jordyn Weeber, a friend of mine grew up training at the gym Jordyn trains as and with the same coaches too!
Isn't Michael phelps in 7 races? Could you imagine if he got 7 golds?! And Natalie Coughlin, I was bummed she only made 1 event but I'm rooting for her in it. I liked her on DWTS.
I only like the women's gymnastics. The rest is one big bore-fest for me.
I like most all of them! I love that now, as a writer, I can watch many of the events I used to miss due to a job outside the home. :)
I love the Olympics and I'm counting down the days. My favorite events are swimming and beach volleyball.
Oh, I know, Ashley and Tonya. Parts of the gymnastics trial were heartbreaking. Those girls have such a limited window of time to compete.
I'm bored by a lot of the sports too, Suzanne, but the personal stories of the athletes make me root for them.
SO true, Ane! Ruth, we always end up watching a lot of swimming too.
This is so cool! An author I respect is also a tumbler! :) I competed as a gymnast for years.
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