Babies and banners.
The Chinese Olympic organizers have put out a spectator’s guide book that includes some common sense bans: drunkenness, nudity, and gambling, to name a few. But also included in the ban are banners supporting individual athletes or teams.
That’s right. You’ll be seeing no “Go Phelps” signs at swim meets. No “Way to Go Shannon” posters at gymnastics events.
While babies aren’t completely banned, parents are encouraged to leave them at home.
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China WOULD do that! The US has too much focus on the individual and China has too little! Where’s the happy medium? New Zealand..maybe?
Hey Suzanne!
Always enjoy your blog sight. see you soon!
Nancy
Actually, you will be surprised by my comment (I think). I think it’s a good idea. Rather than focusing on an individual or country, I would rather the focus be on “fair play”. BAN the steroids (yes, China, you too).