2012 Olympics
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Tea and the Olympics: Closing Ceremony
The closing ceremony for the Olympics last Sunday (August 12th) celebrated the athletes’ achievements as well as signalling the end of London’s stint as the host city. As with the opening ceremony, the event was designed to showcase the culture of the host country, and, if you are anything like me, you will have settled down… Continue reading
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Tea and the Olympics: Track and Field
Track and field is one of the most diverse Olympic disciplines, featuring dozens of events across running, walking, and field competitions. If you had to pick one standout day to watch, August 11 is a strong contender—packed with multiple gold medal events, including distance races, relays, and field finals. If you plan to enjoy the… Continue reading
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Tea and the Olympics: Gymnastics
Gymnastics is one of the most popular sports of the Summer Olympics. It is also one of the oldest, having been featured in the first modern Olympics in 1896, held in Athens. However in these games, and for many years after, only men competed; the first games in which women’s artistic gymnastics was featured was… Continue reading
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