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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 537778" data-attributes="member: 59"><p>Omg Kathy I can still remember standing in front of all the water misters they had set up and the heat on the buses was unbearable with all the people. It took two hours of travel each way every day. They put us up in a small town that looked like Switzerland. We saw a baseball game between Italy and Japan I think and I can't remember the other team.</p><p></p><p>No we never found anything out about the man except that he was alive when we left. They never even took our names. He was a security type guy from the sheriff's office according to his Olympic credentials around his neck. </p><p></p><p>We still have our tickets to the gymnastics event that we had Shannon Miller autograph for us.</p><p></p><p>Insane I get the talent connection but what I find so interesting is that they both went into gymnastics and excelled. Gymnastics isn't the type of talent I think about when I consider inherited talent. I think about music or dance or art, things like that. Gymnastics is a sport you seek out and to have two siblings who were brought up in two completely different environments both take up that sport and excel to me is just so much of an example of inherited traits that are so strong they defy logic. Like the twins studies where two twins are seperated and yet when they find each other the discover they both did the same things growing up without ever knowing each other. </p><p></p><p>Nancy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 537778, member: 59"] Omg Kathy I can still remember standing in front of all the water misters they had set up and the heat on the buses was unbearable with all the people. It took two hours of travel each way every day. They put us up in a small town that looked like Switzerland. We saw a baseball game between Italy and Japan I think and I can't remember the other team. No we never found anything out about the man except that he was alive when we left. They never even took our names. He was a security type guy from the sheriff's office according to his Olympic credentials around his neck. We still have our tickets to the gymnastics event that we had Shannon Miller autograph for us. Insane I get the talent connection but what I find so interesting is that they both went into gymnastics and excelled. Gymnastics isn't the type of talent I think about when I consider inherited talent. I think about music or dance or art, things like that. Gymnastics is a sport you seek out and to have two siblings who were brought up in two completely different environments both take up that sport and excel to me is just so much of an example of inherited traits that are so strong they defy logic. Like the twins studies where two twins are seperated and yet when they find each other the discover they both did the same things growing up without ever knowing each other. Nancy [/QUOTE]
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