man, it's crazy to think about how much the parade has changed since i was a kid 
my dad used to take me to watch it when i was like 10 and it would always get me so hyped seeing all these countries come together, but now its just another big production with all that fancy tech and stuff 
still, you can't deny the sense of pride it brings out in people, reminds me of when i used to stay up late on super bowl sunday watching football with my buddies 
my dad used to take me to watch it when i was like 10 and it would always get me so hyped seeing all these countries come together, but now its just another big production with all that fancy tech and stuff still, you can't deny the sense of pride it brings out in people, reminds me of when i used to stay up late on super bowl sunday watching football with my buddies 
. I mean, can you imagine being a flagbearer from Japan or Greece, walking into this massive stadium with 92 other countries behind you? It's like a dream come true for any athlete 
. But what's interesting is that it's not just about national pride - it's also about global unity and the Olympic spirit 
. I wonder if the athletes realize how much their participation contributes to the entire event, even if they're not competing themselves? It's like, you're representing your country, but also the world 
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. The fact that it's still a part of the opening ceremony, with the host nation leading the way, is just so cool 
. It's like a time capsule of Olympic history, right before your eyes 
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We don't hear much from them, but I think it's worth exploring their perspective 
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all those countries coming together is just so inspiring especially the athies from russia & belarus they're like the underdogs 
but for real though it's not 4 me to decide wether they should participate or not lol what i do know tho is that its gonna b lit 
cant wait 2 c milan & cortina in action 