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Olympics an amazing experience

Wow, what a time these Games have been for Canada and its people.
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The essence of the Olympics

Sitting at home it's nice to hear the familiar bustling of the train outside my townhouse.  All the clatter sparks a glowing feeling in my chest.  When I am at home I wake up thankful for the small things in life; my own bed, shelves, drawers, a closet full of my belongings and a quiet place that is mine. 
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Not always a fairy tale

Last Saturday morning my phone rang while I was packing to go back to Toronto, I was in Quebec City and had just come off a ninth place finish in the Stoneham World Cup.
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An Olympic dream on the line

One contest left before the team is announced and I must admit I am getting excited.  My coach won't let me know where I stand with the team selection so I do not concentrate on the things that are out of my control.  Probably a very smart move, I have been known to get nervous about these things.

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The cost of greatness

During a qualifier year it seems as though nothing is sacred. 

 

In October I missed my father's birthday and a whole family celebration at Disney World because I was at a training camp in New Zealand.  In November I didn't see my nieces (who are growing exponentially) when I was in Toronto because I had a heavy schedule meeting with various trainers.  And now I've gone through a very different Christmas without family and old friends because I have been training here in Colorado. 

 

I guess you can call them sacrifices, but I look at it more as opportunity costs.  I give up seeing family and friends, moments I can never get back, for an opportunity at one monumental moment.

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Feeling relief and irritation at the same time

On the day of the Grand Prix at Copper Mountain, an Olympic qualifier event, the early morning was cold; the type of cold that freezes your nose hairs after inhaling.
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Staying in one piece is the goal

Summer for most people is about looking forward to long weekends, travelling to new places or just going to the cabin and sitting out in the sun.
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For the love of powder

I always feel so lucky to be a part of a multifaceted sport.
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It takes courage to follow a dream

Since the dawning of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece around 776 BC, many of the original elements of the Olympics still hold true.
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