Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 (Page 10)

Upping the level of difficulty for Piggy's Revenge!

You're really selling us on Alaskan winters!

Wow! that is pretty cool!

I am already in the north and we weren't in the blizzard range this weekend so no big change for us. We are forecast to get more snow this week on top of the very frozen snow we already have so we shall see if i will have more snow clearing excitement (last weekend we had our big snow banks cleared and trucked out of the neighbourhood) 

We had under an inch of snow in Raleigh.  Roads were try by about 10am on Saturday.

That's one crazy temperature drop, Robin!  That happened to me one morning earlier this year.  I went for a run and was dressed appropriately but the temperature dropped five degrees while I was out and I was a popsicle when I got home!

Wow, that is quite the drop in temps! Your poor mother needs to come back to the warm climate of Iguanas dropping from the sky Florida!

Thankfully, iguanas haven't gotten into Orlando yet. They are super destructive, so they need to stay away! 

Negative numbers for temp is always too cold in my book, yikes!  Hang in there, stay warm, stay safe.

We got lucky here in  my part of PA and the blizzard skirted us.  We only got <1" snow and high winds which are yucky but not nearly as yucky as a full-on blizzard.

Originally posted by alaskatri

Originally posted by melbo55

Originally posted by cdban66 For the record, this is so cold that we have a falling iguana advisory.

It's falling iguana cold again?!  Take an umbrella!   That is quite mind-boggling to me.  Poor iguanas!

I'm glad that when it gets really cold here, the bears just sulk away into hibernation rather than falling out of trees on top of us. :-)

LOL! Fair enough

I wish i could hibernate ... 

1. It warms my heart beyond belief the Manatees are still here. THANK YOU.

2. I'll tell Jo

3. My best friend (born 6 days apart, met not long after) just moved to Alaska a few months ago. I mean, not Fairbanks, but still Alaska (with husband, two small children and a small menagerie). They chose to, and they love it. They're very active outdoorsy people and remain so in BRRRRR.

4. It's summer here in Perth. We had a few weeks' spell of 104-114F days. Out here where we live it got to 118F. This week is a balmy high 80s to high 90s. The air now feels cool to me, but the seawater feels like warm spit!

Originally posted by alaskatri

Originally posted by melbo55

Originally posted by cdban66 For the record, this is so cold that we have a falling iguana advisory.

It's falling iguana cold again?!  Take an umbrella!   That is quite mind-boggling to me.  Poor iguanas!

I'm glad that when it gets really cold here, the bears just sulk away into hibernation rather than falling out of trees on top of us. :-)

Now that would be a news story!

I've sort of stopped tracking, but for the most part feel confident I've been doing not too bad. I am terrible about updating the google sheet.

Good to see you pop in Yanti. I'm not sure how one knows what swimming in warm (or any temp) spit feels like, but I'll take your word for it!

Great to see you here, Yanti!  The 80s sound lovely right now.

Well, to JoGo is keeping me on track with yoga and strength.  I'm most likely to drop the ball in that area so there is that.

I signed up for Keep Moving (for me, basically do what I'm supposed to do and get my 10k+ steps on rest days), and strength/yoga (do strength when I'm supposed to and do yoga). 

I'm glad that your daughter is better.  Fingers crossed that you manage to avoid it -- or at least the worst of it.