Friday, August 5, 2016

Friday Favorites (Olympics Edition!)


Who's ready to watch the Opening Ceremony tonight?! I love the Olympics, and am so excited to watch non-stop for the next almost 3 weeks. I love the unity the Games brings to our wonderful nation as well as seeing countries join together to celebrate sports and each other. The media has been full of sad and difficult tragedies that we've all had to deal with in some way or another this summer, so it will be good for everyone to relax, have fun, and most importantly, celebrate the world's very best athletes. This post is so very important to read, with all the publicity (mostly negative) given to the Olympics this year. I cannot wait to watch the events, cheer on Team USA, and admire the talent and work these athletes have put in to get themselves to Rio. Each and every athlete is so admirable, every back story is incredible, and every country should be proud. Watching the Olympics only encourages and shows me that hard work and dedication definitely do pay off. Here's to safety, fun, and (hopefully) a few gold medals :)

Aly Raisman's Floor Pass: I watched this on Snapchat, and thought it was so cool!
Athletes' Height Difference
Facebook's Personalized Olympics Newsfeed
How Ford Is Snapchatting The Olympics Without Breaking Any Rules aka these rules
Olympics + Marketing: I guess I never really thought about how much of an impact marketing has on society until I switched majors. An ad as short as a 30 second spot can really make a difference if someone never watches TV except for when the Olympics are on. It's crazy and awesome to see how much has changed in just two short years in terms of social media and the Olympics!
"One Journey. Two Teams."
Postcards From Rio
Ralph Lauren Team USA
Refugee Team
Uber Driver Gets Chance To See Son Compete At Olympics
USA Spoof Carpool Karaoke
100 Years Of Olympics Opening Ceremonies
30 Olympians To Follow On Social Media

Have a great weekend!
P.S. This didn't start out to be an all-Olympics themed-post. It just kinda turned out that way.
The Olympics only come around every two years :) 

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