Freddy

This is Freddy...and his new best friend. Freddy belongs to my very good friend Di. Isn't he gorgeous?

Some of my stand out moments...

Here are some of my favourite moments of the 2012 Olympic Games... in no particular order

The Queen meets James Bond

'The Queen' parachutes into the Opening Ceremony

Mo doing the Bolt and Usain doing the Mobot!

Tom Daley so happy to win Bronze

....and celebrating in the pool.

David Beckham bringing the flame up the Thames

David Rudisha breaking the world record for the 800 m

Mo Farah winning the 10,000m

Mo Farah winning the 5,000m

Nicola Adam's smile

Andy Murray winning Olympic Gold

at Wimbledon

The beautiful Olympic Cauldron

Rowan Atkinson at the Opening Ceremony

Everything in the Veladrome

Show Jumping Gold for Nick Skelton (far left) and team

All the Rowing

To be honest, I've enjoyed every minute of this Olympic Games and I think Great Britain has done themselves proud.  There are many more highlights but this post will be a mile long if I carry on!

Last Minute Gold Rush!

Wow! 29 Gold Medals - What an Olympic games!

Jade Jones

Taekwondo - Women's - 57kg

Ed McKeever

Sailing - 200m Men's Single Kayak

Mo Farah

Track - Men's 5000m

Luke Campbell

Boxing - Men's Bantamweight (56kg)

Anthony Joshua

Boxing - Men's Super Heavyweight (+91kg)

Congratulations Team GB

Synchronised Swimming v Rhythmic Gymnastics

I try...I really do, but I just don't get it.  Maybe it's because they look so stupid with the nose clips and those patently false grins plastered on their faces.  Or maybe it's the fact that half of what's going on is under the water.

Strangely, I don't have the same problem with Rhythmic Gymnastics... I love it. Perhaps it's because Rythmic Gymnastics bears more likeness to Gymnastics than Synchronised swimming does to swimming.

..... and the Gymnasts use props!

Proud to be British

I can't keep up with all these Gold Medals!

Laura Bechtolshiemer on Mistral Hojris

Carl Hester on Uthopia

Charlotte Dujardin on Valegro

Equestrian - (faffing around on horsies) sorry...  Team Dressage

Jason Kenny

Cycling - Men's Sprint

Alistair Brownlee
Men's Triathlon

Sir Chris Hoy
Cycling - Men's Keirin

Laura Trott
Cycling - Women's Omnium

Charlotte Dujardin on Valegro

Equestrian - Individual Dressage

Nicola Adams

Boxing- Women's Flyweight (51kg)

We only had to wait 60 years for....

Show Jumping Gold

Congratulation to

Peter Charles on Vindicat - Nick Skelton on Big Star  

Ben Maher on Tripple X - Scott Brash on Hello Sanctos

Equestrian - Men's Team Jumping

at

Greenwich Park

Flying the Flag

The Gold Medals just keep on coming....

Andy Murray

Tennis - Men's Singles

Greg Rutherford

Athletics - Long Jump

Mo Farah

Athletics - 10,000 metres

Jessica Ennis

Athletics - Heptathlon

Dani King - Joanna Rowsell - Joanna Trott

Cycling - Women's Team Pursuit

Victoria Pendleton

Cycling - Women's Keirin

Ben Ainslie

Sailing - Men's Finn

Katherine Grainger - Anna Watkins

Rowing - Women's Double Sculls

What a weekend!

I'm knackered.... especially after running the 10,000 metres with Mo Farah last night and winning the Long Jump with Greg Rutherford.  Of course Jessica Ennis decided we had to win the 800 metres - not just get enough points to win the Gold in the Heptathlon... she's keen that one.

Thought I might get a bit of a rest today, but no, there I was on Centre Court at Wimbledon thrashing Roger Federerererer (just exactly how many 'er's' are there in Federererererer?) It's no wonder me and Andy could only manage Silver with Laura Robson in the Mixed Doubles.  We is shattered!!

I would have gone sailing with Ben Ainslie, but to be honest I haven't got a clue what that's all about.  He seemed to be doing ok without me so I went and did some gymnastics and managed a Silver and Bronze.

Not sure what they've got me down for tomorrow so I'd better get my head down, there's plenty more gold medals to be won. 

Going for Gold!

Wow! Aren't we doing well?

Bradley Wiggins

Cycling - Road - Men's Individual Time Trial

Sir Chris Hoy - Philip Hindes - Jason Kenny

Cycling - Men's Team Sprint

Peter Wilson

Shooting - Men's Double Trap

Helen Glover - Heather Stanning

Rowing - Women's Pair

Tim Baillie - Etienne Stott

Canoe Slalom - Men's C2