After a slow start for team GB, and wrangles about empty seats etc, the Olympics just seem to have just got better and better, day by day by day.
I'll be the first to admit that I was an Olympic sceptic before they started, even to the point where I said I probably wouldn't even bother watching. I held out for week one, but by last Saturday night I was jumping up at the TV screen, screaming on gold after gold and finally went to bed emotionally shattered.
When I look around the country, I'm still not entirely sure if it was the best use of £10bn, but that's academic now. We've hosted the Olympics, made a pretty fair job of it, and we'll never have them here again in my lifetime.
And I do know I'm going to feel like something is missing when next Monday rolls around.
I'll be the first to admit that I was an Olympic sceptic before they started, even to the point where I said I probably wouldn't even bother watching. I held out for week one, but by last Saturday night I was jumping up at the TV screen, screaming on gold after gold and finally went to bed emotionally shattered.
When I look around the country, I'm still not entirely sure if it was the best use of £10bn, but that's academic now. We've hosted the Olympics, made a pretty fair job of it, and we'll never have them here again in my lifetime.
And I do know I'm going to feel like something is missing when next Monday rolls around.