I'll enjoy the Olympics for the good aspects (international goodwill and camaraderie, heartwarming moments, healthy competitiveness, snippets of history and backstory, "highlight packages" showcasing amazing feats, and "behind the scenes" pieces as that's always fascinating to me). As always, I'll ignore or disregard the things I don't care for (unsportsmanlike behaviour of any kind, cheating, all sports I don't care for (..so .. most of them..), segments whining about ___ and ___ in the host city, and any and all displays of nationalistic "pride" at the expense of equally hardworking individuals/teams).
I always watch at least some gymnastics as that is just so beautiful to see. I try to catch some field hockey as I used to play and loved it, as well as swimming especially diving events.
As I'm not working this year, this marks the first Olympics or Commonwealth Games I've "missed" as an educator in about 10 years. That will be hard for me as these events are something the children usually love to reinact and we support that interest by running our own mini Olympics complete with opening and closing ceremonies. Ah well. Next time!