What values shoild we teach practising sport?

On Suday, my son was in a fence national national fencing competition. The most surprising thing was the Madrid coach's behaviour. He stopped a competition because he thougtht it couldn't be possible that his fencer was losing. Not happy with that, he was continually complaining to the referee. Whatsmore What's more, he was putting preassure in on his fencers, annoying them, After the competition, instead of congratulateing them, he was telling them off for their mistakes.
I am sure that this is not the behaviour that I want my son to learn, I'd (rather) prefer our coach's behaviour that of congaratulateding our fencers even though they hadn't won a trophy [alternatively: "even though they did not have any trophies"]. As Like him, I believe you can learn many things of from your mistakes.

Interesting story!

My Cat

My cat is a 1 year old boy. He has a is full of energy unlike other cats. Often, he wants to play with me or miaowining meows like, "I want to talk with you, Mom!" I adopted him from Petco 3 months ago, but he was actually abandoned in the street from by an unknown owner. He stayed in the shelter and with a foster family before I found him. He has a beautiful black and white pattern which is exactly the same as an original American short-hair. Since he came in my house, he wakes me up in the morning. I am happy to open my eyes with to his miaowining meowing.

Note: it's often expected to write out low numbers, so writing "one" and "three" rather than "1" and "3".