I think going into 2002 everybody on our team was kind of thinking it (medals), but I think we're at the point now where people are saying it. We're going there and we want to bring home medals and we can. We know what it's going to take to do that once we get there. But we're going over there to bring home something.

We are trying to get them thinking of having a technical school there, ... We want to help with that as well. I feel that as a human being if you see other people no matter who they are that need help, it would be inhumane not to offer some assistance. It can only work out for the betterment of Africa and Bermuda as a whole. I love the country and the children. I will definitely back.

Usually, a month or a month and half after the Games, we're insignificant again. It's fun, not just to demonstrate what we don on the trampoline, but to watch the faces of the kids having fun learning about the Olympics.

We're having a good time. But it would be even better if the sun would just stay out.

I didn't lose the worry until I saw her face up top. She was so ready. It was just hers.

She lives in her head a lot. That's probably going to be her issue away from jumping for the rest of her life. But the growing up that she's done over the last four or six years is unbelievable. ... She's just opened up.