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The Rio 2016 Olympic Games kicked off with its Opening Ceremony Friday, August 5th on NBC, and ever since, the excitement in the air is catching!
There’s something magical about an Olympic summer. The entire globe unites in cheering on athletes who have trained and worked for the chance of winning gold. The world is abuzz, the energy is palpable, and no matter what race, ethnicity, gender, color, religion, etc…population Earth huddles close together to share in the inspiring triumphs and personal stories of these athletes.
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I remember watching the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games in my grandma’s kitchen when I was younger. We sidled up to the table together and she poured us each a tall, ice cold glass of Coca-Cola. Our eyes were glued to the TV watching amazing acrobatic flips off high dives, energetic gymnastics floor routines, and split-second 100-meter dash wins.
It was the first time I really understood the magnitude of the Olympic Games.
#ThatsGold
This year, to kick off the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Coca-Cola is celebrating life’s golden moments with one perfect hashtag: #ThatsGold. Coca-Cola knows that gold medal moments exist beyond the podium. In fact, everybody—not just athletes—can experience a gold moment, whether they’re small and mundane, or splashy and exciting. Gold moments are those happy, humorous moments that make you feel like a million bucks!
As parents, golden moments can be few and far between. But they’re there.
Like Olympic athletes who spend years training their bodies and dedicating their lives to their sport, parents also devote every waking moment to their families. We get up at obscene hours, often running on little sleep. We test our physical strength and endurance by toting kids on various body parts up and down flights of stairs. We bench press bicycles over our heads while navigating the obstacle course of a cluttered garage. We perform countless push-ups while searching for lost shoes under beds.
There are days we clean all day long and by the time the kids go to bed, the house is a wreck again. There are days we spend hours on a homemade meal and then no one wants to eat it. There are days that no matter how hard we try, our kids still shut us out.
Parenting is all about pouring your heart and soul into your children, into your family. It is hard work and sometimes there are few payoffs. But every once in awhile, you get a #ThatsGold moment.
#ThatsGold parenting moments are:
- The sweet handmade note you find on your pillow after an especially hard day.
- Walking into your room to find your bed made a little lopsided.
- Your child running back to give you a big hug before he or she runs into school.
- The unguarded conversation you have with your teenager before they turn back to their phone or rush out to meet with friends.
Anyone can have a #ThatsGold moment. They can be big or small and happen daily if you look hard enough for them. Gold moments are inspiring, fun, and contagious. Gold moments can make you laugh out loud or overcome you with emotion.
#ThatsGold moments are real life, no filter.
My big #ThatsGold Moment!
Cooking wasn’t one of my strong points when I was first married. In fact, my husband insists that I once boiled a chicken breast and plopped it on his plate. Bon appétit! (I don’t think it was that bad though.)
Over the years, I started watching cooking shows and picking up cookbooks from my local library. Boiled chicken gradually turned into spaghetti, which graduated to chicken parmesan with a fresh fennel and arugula salad served with homemade vinaigrette. I’m no chef, but I try.
In fact, I’ve tried so hard in my goal to cook more “gourmet” over the years, that I’ve experienced several flops. The soufflé that fell two stories before becoming a pancake, the caramel that came out so hard, I chipped my tooth. I’ve heard “Mom, this is kind of gross…” more times than I can count.
But I just keep trying. Last week, all that trying paid off big time.
I was working my way through a new cookbook and kept skipping page 101: poached egg on avocado and sweet pea toast. Sounds simple enough, right? If you know much about cooking, you know that the egg can be the synchronized swimmer of culinary arts—absolutely gorgeous if you get it right, downright ugly if you get it wrong.
The directions told me to create a swirling vortex of simmering but not boiling water. Then, one at a time, I was to carefully crack and deposit each egg into the swirling vortex and “gently coax” the egg white around the yolk, like it was a little puppy who needed to come inside. That’s what was supposed to happen.
What actually happened was a squirming squid-like creature in the pot. It had tentacles encircling themselves around my spoon. Not daring to repeat the boiled chicken debacle, eggs one, two, and three went directly into the trash. But then came egg four.
The stars aligned, the vortex calmed, and by some celestial event, egg four went into the pot and came out exactly as pictured on page 101!
I carefully plated the crispy toast smeared with a bright green avocado and sweet pea puree. On top, like a queen’s crown on a pillow, I placed the perfectly poached egg. I tip-toed to the table and sat the plate down in front of my husband. As he picked up the knife, the crowd grew silent and tension filled the air. Can she do it? Can she come through in the main event? The knife pierced the egg white and liquid gold poured out, cascading over the vibrant green of the puree on the toast and I could have sworn a crowd erupted. It was beautiful.
It was a #ThatsGold moment.
By next week, my husband will have forgotten all about it, but for me…that one silly moment signified years of trying to be a better cook. I saw all the overcooked steaks and undercooked quiches that marked my journey. In that one moment, with a liquid gold yolk running down, I saw myself on a tiered pedestal and I had just won the gold. I was giddy, I was proud, and I was laughing at how ridiculously fantastic it felt.
That night, you’d better believe I put the kids to bed and sat down with an ice cold Coke. It was a happy day.
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Wanna hear some Olympic Athlete Gold Moments?
No wonder we love these athletes. Hear a few of their inspiring #ThatsGold moments in this short video clip that gives me warm fuzzies every time.
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*All photography in this post was done by Melodee Fiske.
Amber Rust says
My “Thatsgold” moment is raising a 19 year old boy with aspergers and watching him overcome soooo many challenges each and every day!
Nicolette says
That is seriously inspiring. You are the best Amber! #ThatsGold
Terri Anderson says
Losing 110 lbs and finally being able to walk into a store a buy clothes! That’s definitely a gold moment for me. #thatsgold
Nicolette says
You go girl! #ThatsGold!
Brooke C. says
After a hard day full of yelling and tears, my 2yo prayed for me at bedtime asking that I wouldn’t be mad anymore. Of course she melted my heart and her prayer was answered.
Nicolette says
That is the sweetest. Thanks for sharing.
Zebrina Easterday says
Getting a huge hug and a thank you from BOTH my girls after a long day of school clothes shopping! Now “thatsgold”!
Nicolette says
Yes! Love it!
Amber Ratliff says
My 2 year old has been having a bit if a rough patch potty training, specifically #2. This morning, she sat on the toilet and did it! She looked at me and said “Mommy, I did it! Woo hoo!” The pride on her face bright a tear to my eyes. This was truly our “Gold Moment”!
MariaElena Fratangeli says
My Gold moment is giving birth to my Son Andrew it’s just me and him and he is my world
Tara Strickland says
I have laughed for the first time today since my brother died 2 months ago. My little girl told my husband that her mama is back. #goldmoment
Katie says
Hugs to you!
Margie says
My three year old after an especially rough day was laying down for bed, have me a huge kiss and hug and told me in her sweet voice “you’re the best girl in the universe! I love you! I’ll be better tomorrow. I love you!” #thatsgold
Mary Carmen says
After 2 years of practice, my 6 year old daughter is reading fluently & devouring books! We celebrated by buying more books! #ThatsGold
Mary Caputo says
I signed up for a bicycling trip the same week i was due for a breast lump biopsy. The trip would happen 7 months from then and i never imagined the results would be anything other than “normal”. Little did i know that in those 7 months, i would undergo bilateral mastectomies in various stages. Making that trip became my focus–to be strong enough to keep up, hold up, and take in everything around me. Appreciating that, sore butt and all, was my #ThatsGold moment.
Sarah shih says
Picnic in the park
Linda G says
Being in several accidents and physically unable to walk to the kitchen without extreme pain and a crutch, I pressed on through physical therapy and have been happily walking tall since then.
Barb J says
I work full time from home and my kids are home with me during the summer. Any day I can still have my sanity by the end of the day is a gold moment for me. 🙂
Kayleigh Perry says
My gold moment. Watching three kids sleep quietly after a loooong day. They’re so peaceful and sweet when they’re asleep, I remember why I’m doing this MOM thing.
Maria Sanchez says
Spending each & every day with my fam-bam, now that’s gold! #GoldMoment
Virginia Phillips says
My gold moment is my daughters. (see my facebook comment) When I gave birth to the twins, I was so afraid to have one normally then to have a c-section for the second. The first was born and let out a good wail. Then the doctor says, “Here’s a foot. Tell me again how much did your biggest baby weight?” I replied, “Eight pounds, four ounces.” He grinned and said, “We got this.” After several tries and coming up with a foot and a hand, he finally got both feet and she was born breech.” I was so thankful to not need a c-section. She is my gymnast.
Linda says
Being a mother to my 4 children! ?
Tina Bentley says
my gold moment is when my husband and daughter arranged to have my dad come for Christmas one year I was having a real bad time.
Judi Johnson says
I would have to say that at 61 years old I got a Cricut. I spent the next four nights crying myself to sleep over my inability to figure how to make it work right. Then suddenly one day it was a lightbulb lit up and I figured out what to do. This time the tears were of joy. Now a year and a half later I am still proud of what I have been able to accomplish and to make. Not saying there are not still mistakes but less and less as time goes by. To me that was a GOLD moment.
Tomi Clark says
Helping raise funds to send 6 deserving kids to a conference and listening to their reports of what they learned and how they can help their community. Winning
My gold moment
Theresa says
My golden moment occurred last fall when I won best of Show in a major photo competition. After years of practicing and having certain people say I would never get the hang on it, I felt that it was a great accomplishment. I enlarged that photo to 16×24 and it is framed and hanging on my wall.
Anne-Marie at This Mama Cooks! On a Diet says
My golden moment is when one of the kids takes the dog out in the morning to do her business while I sleep in. Then they let the dog back in my room so I can snuggle with her.
Janis Elspas says
My “That’s Gold” moment is giving birth to 4 kids in 1 year (triplets + 1) and then taking surfing lessons for the first time at the age of 60!
Amanda Eccles says
I had my #thatsgold moment when my 16 year old passed his drivers test with no errors. I helped him learn a lifeskill he will use the rest of his life.
Linda Pearson says
My Gold Moment is getting a call from my son who is deployed overseas. I love hearing from him and knowing he is ok.
Shelley says
This makes my heart leap!
Linda Pearson says
oh Thank you!
Rebecca Berry says
Spending a couple hours in the waiting room of my doctor’s office for my monthly visit just to be seen for 10 minutes. Only to then sit at the pharmacy for another hour. I risked the long drive-thru line because I was hungry by this point and knew I was in for a battle with rush hour traffic and wouldn’t be able to exit anywhere else. But making it in time to see my son’s football practice before it was over quickly made my long day seem like a distant memory. Tonight’s practice was extra special because jersies were passed out. He came running over to his dad and I so excited to show us his new number for the year. Go Jr Spartans! #ThatsGold
Paula S says
My #THATSGOLD when my daughter who turns 9 this month said mom can we do the payitforward again. Awhile back we did small things for others in a payitforward way. We left a hand written note on strangers car with 3 saying hope you have a nice day and a ice cream on us, left change in machines for children to find, Pd for people in line a cold drink on a hot day. We didnt have alot to give but the small payitforwards we was able to do was fun , made us feel good and left a lasting impression on my dauther. Life went on and as time went we got out of payingitforward sadly. My daughter then came and ask me mom I loved doing the payitforward and would love to start doing it again. I know we dont have alot to spend but there are lots we can do to help others and brighten their day paying it forward. That was the best #THATSGOLD moment I could of ever ask for. We are now paying it forward and making memories to last a lifetime along the way! Nothing like seeing the world thru your childs eyes and teaching them to do for others and them teaching you lots along the way.
Lily @militaryfamof8 says
My personal gold moment was this Summer as after 4 months of driving 20 teenagers back and forth to rehearsal, hosting them in my home from 4pm-9pm everyday, and finally having a Sweet 16 for my daughter in our backyard…
After an unforseen rain storm came down on the begining hour of her party, we quickly rented tents, re-decorated, and started her party 2 hours later while I was still wearing soaking jeans and a soggy T-shirt.
I did it, while my husband worked 5 days a week full time, went to college full time, and I worked full time on her party, keeping 20 kids fed and alive, and worked full time on my blog. I did it, I earned my gold medal 😉
Mindy Drummond says
My most memorable #ThatsGold moment was when we had a 75th surprise birthday party for my Dad. He had recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and we knew it would probably be his last birthday. I got to be the one that walked him into the room as everyone yelled “surprise”. Someone caught the moment on film and it is my favorite photo of him and I together and a cherished memory for me. My Dad was and always will be my hero and my #ThatsGold memory. Thinking of him always makes me smile 🙂
Trixy says
My gold moment came the day me and my husband were 100% debt free.
Sheri says
Having my grown children thank me for homeschooling them because as a home school mother I always hoped and prayed We were doing the right thing.
Susank76 says
My #That’sGold moment….
My 5 year old daughter says her prayers each night. And each night she ends with, “but especially, thank you God, for my mommy- she’s the most special thing ever.” My heart melts every single time.
Joy says
As most moms, I often wonder if I’m doing anything right with teaching my kids, whether anything sticks, but it was a humbling and grateful moment when in a public speech, my son mentioned his mother’s deep faith had gotten him through. It wasn’t pride, but a realization that God can take my feeble, but sincere efforts and do a work in my son’s life.
Judy says
One of my many gold moments is when my grandchildren come up and give me a hug and tell me they love and appreciate me. How I love my family.
Doreen says
My Gold Moment happened recently at meet the teacher day. When my son met his new teacher she asked if he had a good summer and he said, “Oh Yes!” She said she had to hear more and he told her about our awesome road trip. It was so fun to hear him talk about the trip, his favorite parts, things I didn’t even think he noticed. Family vacations are really the best and he will remember this one forever!
Kathy says
My #That’sGold moment was a couple of weeks ago My grown son thanked me for teaching him right from wrong and still being there for him when he made the wrong choice. He also thanked me for always giving him the advice he needed to hear even when it wasn’t the advice he wanted to hear. Definitely a golden moment!
Bre K says
My gold moments happen everyday. My husband and I have a son, our miracle boy, who is struggling with anxiety and ADHD. We haven’t been able to have any more children, despite my son’s pleas for a baby sister. After trying to get him to clean his room for a week, I finally just went and did it myself while he was out with Daddy. It took me two hours. He came home, gave me a hug and a thank you note that said, “Thank you for cleaning my room.” That was my most recent GOLD moment.
Shans says
My favorite #thatsgold moment must be when I completed my Very Hungry Caterpillar Lego model. The feeling of accomplishing something was overwhelming.
Burtee says
Homeschooling our seven year old autistic grandson, and succeeding!
Julie Hipke says
That first “Thank you, Mom” from your adult child, after years of sacrificial parenting, because they finally start to “get it.”
CC Calkins says
My #That’sGold” moment comes at the end of a day when I’ve checked EVERYTHING off my list (’cause that is a rare occurence!).
Karen Fessler says
Having my grow up children tell me “I didn’t know being a parent was so hard. Sorry for making it difficult when I was a kid” now that they have kids. Now that’s gold!
LHAND says
My latest Gold Moment was when I completed a set of Educational dolls for my sisters Special Ed class.
Rosa parks says
my gold moment was watching my children to grow into adults themselves with their own children
Patty Bowen says
I have many big and small #ThatsGold! moments, but 2 of my biggest ones are the day my youngest son was born (he was conceived after many months of fertility treatments) and the other is the day we adopted our 2 older children after fostering them for 20 months.
Kat says
watching my grandchildren being born are my gold moments
angelmandi says
My gold moment has emerged little by little as I have been walking through a breast cancer diagnosis in early July, leading to more testing and procedures, and now scheduling a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery in September. While scary, the knowledge that God is in control, the thankfulness I feel for the surprising way this was discovered relating to a super early diagnosis, and the loving support I have from my husband and 2 adult boys… I don’t know how life can get anymore golden than that! 🙂
Stacy Johnson says
Surviving some really hard trials the past few years and becoming a better person because of them. #that’sgold
Katie Vaughn says
Finally finding a new house for my family to move to with lots of space for growth and growing closer. #thatsgold
ginette4 says
My gold moment is finally being able to leave my house..actually going for a bike ride with my daughter, I broke down in tears..meds are helping out so much..no fun living with Crohn’s disease 🙁
Britney Quarnberg says
Every night when I tuck my 11 year old in bed and she says “best mom ever!” And I say “best girl ever!” Or when I see any of my kids making good choices I know they listened to something I taught them.
Leigh Anne Borders says
My gold moment was when I was my school’s Teacher of the Year. An honor that I was not expecting!
Kassandra says
Spending time with my family #ThatsGold
e. morgan says
grandma of 7 and great grandma of 4 that’s gold
Bstanchie says
My gold moment…still hearing “mommy” from from 12 year old
Robin Hardeman says
My gold moment…endless giggles on road trip between San Diego and Los Angles. Bonding with a good girlfriend is the best!
Kim Cowgar says
I raised my son by myself – quite the roller coaster ride -with many times when I wanted to be the “friend” but absolutely had to be the parent. You definitely can’t always do both… My #ThatsGold moment was in Eatn Park having a meal with my son who is now 24 and having a conversion that felt like talking with an adult friend
Dolores Miranda says
My Gold Moment was after losing weight being able to buy a pair of jeans for the first time in 5 years!!(that was yesterday and It was awesome!!)
Swooz says
Such a sweet story! We moms have all experienced the trials and tribulations of cooking for spouses and kids and seeing that look of disgust…but we just keep trying and hopefully stumble upon recipes that will become part of our repertoire.
Swooz says
Oops – and how I celebrate that golden moment? I do my happy dance as I wash the dishes because I didn’t have to throw out food or that leftover meal doesn’t haunt me all week as my lunch!
Laurie Arnheim says
My Gold Moment was 10/31/2002 the day my divorce was final from my abusive ex-husband! That was the longest two years of my life! But, oh sooooo worth it!!!!
Peter G says
I was able to finally jog around the park.
Blakeley Vinicky says
I went to Starbucks a few weeks ago and told the barista at the drive-thru that I wanted to pay for the person in the car behind me’s order. She was so surprised and excited, like she’d never had anyone do that before. I went back two days later and the same barista was working. She recognized me and told me that the trend continues for the next 11 cars after me! A car in front of me paid for my toll at the toll booth that same day, and since I didn’t have enough cash to do the same for the person behind me, I decided to pay it forward at my next stop. Such a small gesture can make a big impact and make someone so happy. It’s the little things that make the world a better place! #ThatsGold
Tammy Iler says
I’ve never played sports but I was in choir and that was my #ThatsGold. I love performing and singing my heart out!
Ysenia Ramirez says
When I first married my husband in 1993 I was 17 years old and had no idea how to be a wife. He ate biscuits with peanut butter for a month straight. #ThatsGold
Shelly Leatham says
My gold moment would be the birth of my daughter, after suffering 14 miscarriages!
Tracie R. says
I have a #ThatsGold moment every day! Matching my disabled daughter exceed milestones that her neurologists said she never would. She amazes me every day & we are so blessed to be her parents!
#ThatsGold
Lisa Coomer Queen says
My gold moment was having my then 2 year beat leukemia. Celebrated with tears of joy and a new Baby Bop!
Lauren Richard says
My family had been struggling emotionally and financially the past two years when we relocated out of state for a new job, and my husband’s health was deteriorating. A couple of months ago, we both received opportunities back home and moved closer to our family and friends. On top of that, we found a new doctor that has a great diagnosis and treatment plan for my husband. #ThatsGold
Karen Behrman says
My golden moment is sharing a laugh with my beautiful granddaughter.
Judy Nieman says
When my twin grandchildren were born they were just 3 1/2 pounds girl/boy. They were in the hospital for a long time. They are now 5 and doing great! It was so scary back then when they were so little.
Meg Tucker says
My GOLD moment was the day our boy who is autistic spoke a full sentence and then smiled!
Lisa says
My son just came home from a two-year church mission in Peru. I am the happiest American around. Gold couldn’t make me happier.
rick says
I was able to finally pay off the last credit card! #ThatsGold
Anita Jude says
My golden moment is when I gave birth to my son 28 yrs ago….thanks for the chance
Tee Anderson says
I had my left kidney and cancerous tumor removed 16 years ago. I AM A CANCER SURVIOR! #THATSGOLD!!
Tammy S says
My #ThatsGold moment happened last fall. My son told my husband and I that he wanted to join the police force. He said I want to thank you two for raising me to know right from wrong and having the strength to make the right choice. That it was our years of volunteering for different community groups and events that made him realize how important is is to give back to your community. That by our example he felt the best way to give back was to become a police officer.
While it is scary. It is also one of the most inspiring and proud moments of my life! Truly a #ThatsGold moment!
Colleen Maul says
My personal “gold-moment” was when I was 10 years old and I finally received my excellant award for my art work. I was one of the top artist for my age with creative thinking and abstract art. I celebrated by donating my art works to local special olympics teams to raise money for there equipment they needed, My feeling was of happiness that feeling of accomplishment.
karen cairns says
My gold moment was the day my grandsons adoption became final. My heart was so full that day and he has been the light of my life and his families since we saw his face
Paula Gillespie says
My gold moment was when I had a tumor come up on my ovary and I had to have an emergency surgery and a radical total hysterectomy and it ended up being benign. That was my gold moment! A moment that I am so grateful for!!!!
Melissa C says
I ran my FIRST marathon the TCS NYC marathon in 2015!!! I finished the marathon despite complaining I couldn’t do it. Who knew I truly had it in me to complete 26.2 miles! I celebrated with a hearty dinner, hot bubble bath and the longest nap of my life!
Donna W. says
After battling breast cancer, everytime I go for my follow up mammogram, I am sweating bullets hoping for a clean bill of health. My gold moment is receiving the good news and I go on with my life cancer free for another year!
Michael Woods says
I quit smoking 4 years ago and did so about thinking about all the important people in my life.
Anita L says
My personal “gold-moment” would be raising my son without the help of his father. I was fortunate enough to have a sewing talent which paid all bills and provided my son with things I never had as a child. I guess you could say I’ve celebrated that “gold-moment” by knowing that I worked very hard and have been able to take great pride in my hobby and the items I’ve been able to create.
Tina Harris says
One of my #ThatsGold moments is when I’ve had a long day on my feet and I come home and my 7 year old son offers to rub my feet for me. Sweetest little man ever!
Vincenza Buffalino says
My granddaughter wrote me an I love grandma note
Sandy Klocinski says
My golden moments would be times I spent with my grandparents. Sitting on the front porch waiting for my granddad to come home, change his hat and walk with me to get ice cream.
Jorge Granados says
When my daughter told me dad
wendi says
my Gold moments are that i at 42 still have my grandpa!!! and being able to listen to the experiences of life through his world of 89 years
ROBIN WOLFE says
My GOLD MOMENT was giving birth to 2 healthy boys – after having a miscarriage !
Conjuringcrow says
My golden moments is the time I spent with my beautiful four children, doing all sorts of activities with Em daily. God bless, good luck!
Jocelyn Martinez says
My #ThatsGold moment has not happened yet. I am sure that it will at some point. I was not going to say something that sounded good or inspiring just to get a reaction from someone.
Heidi B says
Helping my son overcome the battle against LYME disease has been harder than any training I could ever go through. So many test, trials and struggles, but a child’s health, heart and soul is worth more than any gold in the world to me.
Linda Peavy says
Our Gold moment was when my son who has special needs graduated from high school. The doctors kept telling us it would never happen. #thatsgold
Sherry Gibbs says
My gold moment is seeing my 4 year old granddaughter go from 10 seizures a day to 1 seizure every 6 days! She can live like a normal kid the fewer she has AND can go to school!
stacey adcox says
my gold moment is.
My son is special needs and he doesnt talk he does know a couple words he has declined in his words but my gold moments are he is able to say momma that is huge for me
#thatgoldmomemt it is gonna be a long road but we got this god is by our side. GOD BLESS U ALL U ARE ALL AMAZING THANK YOU FOR THIS OPPURTUNITY THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS