cleveland854321: WAKING UP IN THE MORNING

And when I wake up in the morning, I will shower and groom myself. And when I wake up in the morning, I shall eat breakfast. Lemon bread and coffee shall be my cuisine. And when I wake up in the morning, I shall spend some time surfing the Internet before setting out to go job hunting. Employment isn't a luxury intended for only a chosen few. Employment is a necessity for everyone. And if I have personality traits that makes it difficult for me to find employment, then I shall revampt my personality to make my job hunting efforts easier. And when I wake up in the morning, I shall enjoy the delightful Summer day near the end of July and near the start of August. I know that Auttumn is coming, but I still hope the arrival of Auttumn will be slow. Gentle Reader, we should always treat ourselves as equals because none of us will know when we'll need to depend on our neighbor for assistance. And it's easier for a neighbor to assist a friend than it is for a neighbor to assist an enemy. Enemies never bring joy, but friends makes your life brighter and happier.
Here are some photos of Leryn Franco. Leryn Franco is a javelin thrower from Paraguey.

Track and Field Long Jumper from Russia, Darya Klishina

(L-R) Nia Ali and Lolo Jones

Dawn Harper, left, Lolo Jones, right

Virginia Powell-Crawford (L) and Lolo Jones

Virginia Powell-Crawford, Lolo Jones and Danielle Carruthers

US runner Allyson Felix, US hurdler Lolo Jones and Kenya's middle distance runner Asbel Kiprop

Track and Field Athlete Lolo Jones

Track and Field Athlete Allyson Felix

Australian Swimmer Stephanie Rice

Italian swimmer Federica Pellegrini

(L-R) Ukraine's Nataliya Dobrynska, Britain's Jessica Ennis and Russia's Yekaterina Bolshova

Danielle Carruthers, left, Jessica-Ennis, right

Tatyana Chernova, left, Jessica Ennis, right

British Heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis

British cyclist Victoria Pendleton

Russian Tennis Player Maria Sharpova

Slovakian tennis star Daniela Hantuchova

United States of Ameirca Women's Soccer Team member Alex Morgan

(L-R) Britain's swimmers Rebecca Adlington, Adam Brown and Keri-Anne Payne

Britain's Keri-Anne Payne, left, and Rebecca Adlington

Bronze medallist Keri-Anne Payne of Stockport Metro SC, Gold medallist Rebecca Adlington of Nova Centurion SC

Gold medal winner Britain's Keri-Anne Payne (L) and bronze medalist Greece's Marianna Lymperta (R)

Gold medalist Britain's swimmer Keri-Anne Payne (C), silver medalist Martina Grimaldi of Italy (L) and bronze medalist Marianna Lymperta of Greece (R)

Ireland's Grainne Murphy (L) and Britain's Keri-Anne Payne

Scottish swimmer Hannah Miley gold medallist (C), Australian swimmer Samantha Hamill (L) silver medallist and English swimmer Keri-Ann Payne (R)

British open water swimmer Keri-Anne Payne

United States of America gymnastics athlete Shawn Johnson

Jennifer Pinches, Hannah Whelan, Rebecca Tunney, Beth Tweddle and Imogen Cairns

Alexandra Raisman and Nastia Liukin

Alexandra Raisman, left and Gabrielle Douglas, right

Alexandra Raisman (USA) and her coach Mihai Brestyan

United States of America Gymnastics Athlete Alexandra Raisman

Gabrielle Douglas, Alexandra Raisman, Sabrina Vega, McKayla Maroney and Jordyn Wieber

Jordyn Wieber, McKayla Maroney, Sabrina Vega, Alexandra Raisman and Gabrielle Douglas

Anna Li, Jordyn Wieber, McKayla Maroney, Sabrina Vega, Alexandra Raisman and Gabrielle Douglas

Gabrielle Douglas (L-R), Alexandra Raisman, Kyla Ross and Jordyn Wieber

Gabrielle Douglas (L-R), McKayla Maroney, Kyla Ross and Jordyn Wieber

Gabrielle Douglas and Jordyn Wieber

McKayla Maroney, left, Jordyn Wieber, right,

Jordyn Wieber

Gabrielle Douglas

There's a mystery brewing regarding the opening ceremonies for the 2012 London, England Summer Olympics. You see, the Middle Eastern woman with blue pants and a red blouse wasn't supposed to be walking with the Indian delegation to the 2012 Olympic Games. She wasn't wearing the manditory uniform of yellow dresses for women, tan pants, white shirt, black and white striped necktie, black sports jacket and yellow turbin for men. She wasn't an athlete either. The best possible theory (And possibly the correct theory too) was that the Middle Eastern woman was identified as , a graduate student from the southern city of Bangalore living in London, England named Madhura Nagendra. Madhura Nagendra was part of the opening ceremonies, probably walked over to the Indian delegation to chat with them for a while and ended up walking with them to continue a very entertaining conversaton. Clearly not amused, Olympic chief, Muralidharan Raga.said, "She had no business to walk in with the Indian contingent and we are taking up the issue with the organizers. We don't know who she is and why she was allowed to walk in. It is a shame that she was with the athletes in the march past." If the mystery woman was named Madhura Nagendra, then I don't know what will be her final fate and destiny.