Lauryn Williams Loves Bacon

I am sure that many of you are watching the Olympics just like me. I started off not really that excited about it, in fact I didn’t even bother to watch the opening ceremonies. Of course with athletes like Michael Phelps and Dara Torres winning medals, how can you not watch?

Lauryn Williams

Last night I was watching Lauryn Williams in the women’s 100-meter dash final just missing a medal by taking fourth place. She had won the silver medal in Athens. I didn’t realize that she was so small at only 5 foot 3 inches. For a tiny girl, she sure can run. Williams lost the gold to the Jamaicans by only .2 seconds.

In a post interview she made the following comments:

“I was definitely hoping to be in the mix,” Williams, 24, said. “I felt good going into the final. I had no reason to believe that I wasn’t one of the people contending for gold. I got on that line to win.

“At the end of the day, I’m not upset. It’s my second Olympics. I’m happy to be here. I put my heart on the track, and it wasn’t a stellar time for me, but I did well.”

Of all the comments, here is the one that really caught my attention. The interviewer asked what she misses most while on her training diet. Her response was “Bacon.”

Congratulations Lauryn, I wish you luck when you run for the 400 relay team this Friday.

Signing off at Pigging out!

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Rocco owns and runs a Bacon of the Month Club called The Bacon Freak Bacon is Meat Candy Club as well as a Wine Club called the Coastal Vineyard Wine Club.

After leaving the military, Rocco worked at a local bank while attending classes and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Management at Azusa Pacific University. Rocco loves to do woodworking, cooking, and growing fresh ingredients for his kitchen.