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 2022-02-07 2:03 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
 297  |  Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022Originally posted by jmkizer Racing Manatees!!! I missed this from Friday as I was up at state robotics championship with my son. It was a good time, and they did well. My son and I also got some night skiing in. First downhill ski of the season and boy did my thighs tell me about it the next couple of days. Getting old sucks. |
| 2022-02-08 7:01 AM in reply to: alaskatri |
Champion 14677    Bronze member | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by alaskatri Getting old hurts, but it is better than the other option.Originally posted by jmkizer I missed this from Friday as I was up at state robotics championship with my son. It was a good time, and they did well. My son and I also got some night skiing in. First downhill ski of the season and boy did my thighs tell me about it the next couple of days. Getting old sucks.Racing Manatees!!! |
| 2022-02-08 10:43 AM in reply to: alaskatri |
Member 2098 Simsbury, Connecticut | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by alaskatri Originally posted by fortissimo Originally posted by amd723 Originally posted by alaskatri Originally posted by IndoIronYanti Oh, I definitely don't live up in Fairbanks. Way too cold for my blood. I'm a bit south of Anchorage. It's 15 out where I am at right now, and -28 in Fairbanks. I love hunting in the fall up there, and have taken a couple trips up there in the wintertime to see northern lights and for work that were just stupid cold. But I could not imagine living there. Glad your friends are enjoying it here. Are they up in Anchorage? We came up "for 1 year" when my daughter was a few months old, and she graduates high school in May. It definitely gets hold of you if you like the outdoors. Originally posted by ceilidh How is everyones JoGo going? 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.
I noticed this phenomenon when i vacationed there - just about every guide had the same story, came on a visit and never left! My husband's aunt lives in Homer. About 10 years ago she went on a little vacation to the area. Came home, put her ranch in Northern Colorado on the market, moved to Homer. She loves it. My husband finally has a snow day today. Somehow a snow day for me just isn't the same anymore since I retired. Sigh. We are about 80 miles from Homer. I've got a boat docked in the harbor down there, so we go down there pretty regularly. Although it's been a rough winter, so we haven't been down much this winter to do king salmon fishing. But we are there most weekends in the summer. I was on vacation last week so I'm a bit behind. But we've been to Homer!! I went halibut fishing with my cousin while my husband went hiking with our friends. That trip was so great. We did a lot of touristy things like the railroad from Anchorage to Seward but some of my favorite nights were going to the Anchorage Bucs baseball games! (college league). We sat with the host families and met people from Massachusetts and all over. Some of us also ran the Mayor's marathon/half (I hurt my back so I was out). Good memories. HI YANTI! |
| 2022-02-08 2:00 PM in reply to: mtnbikerchk |
Master 4119 Toronto Bronze member | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by mtnbikerchk Originally posted by alaskatri I was on vacation last week so I'm a bit behind. But we've been to Homer!! I went halibut fishing with my cousin while my husband went hiking with our friends. That trip was so great. We did a lot of touristy things like the railroad from Anchorage to Seward but some of my favorite nights were going to the Anchorage Bucs baseball games! (college league). We sat with the host families and met people from Massachusetts and all over. Some of us also ran the Mayor's marathon/half (I hurt my back so I was out). Good memories. HI YANTI! Originally posted by fortissimo We are about 80 miles from Homer. I've got a boat docked in the harbor down there, so we go down there pretty regularly. Although it's been a rough winter, so we haven't been down much this winter to do king salmon fishing. But we are there most weekends in the summer. Originally posted by amd723 My husband's aunt lives in Homer. About 10 years ago she went on a little vacation to the area. Came home, put her ranch in Northern Colorado on the market, moved to Homer. She loves it. My husband finally has a snow day today. Somehow a snow day for me just isn't the same anymore since I retired. Sigh. Originally posted by alaskatri Originally posted by IndoIronYanti Oh, I definitely don't live up in Fairbanks. Way too cold for my blood. I'm a bit south of Anchorage. It's 15 out where I am at right now, and -28 in Fairbanks. I love hunting in the fall up there, and have taken a couple trips up there in the wintertime to see northern lights and for work that were just stupid cold. But I could not imagine living there. Glad your friends are enjoying it here. Are they up in Anchorage? We came up "for 1 year" when my daughter was a few months old, and she graduates high school in May. It definitely gets hold of you if you like the outdoors. Originally posted by ceilidh How is everyones JoGo going? 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.
I noticed this phenomenon when i vacationed there - just about every guide had the same story, came on a visit and never left! did you go anywhere fun? I am off next week with the family. We are going to Mont Tremblant - we had booked it before Christmas but with Omicron and the uncertainty of schools and one of us getting it and needing to isolate we cancelled it. Now with a week to go we feel more certain so we re-booked! My husband really loves skiing - i am a novice and still kind of scared of it but am willing to keep trying (and maybe stay on green runs forever) so that the rest of the family can do it. I don't mind getting to go on ski vacations and Tremblant is such an excellent place to be - winter or summer. My 4-year old son (nearly 5) has a set of skiis and my husband has taken him with a harness so he thinks he can ski. But can't. So we will get him in ski school for a couple of days. It's amazing how quickly kids learn! My daughter is pretty good she did ski school for a couple of days there in 2019 and was better on the big hill than me! |
| 2022-02-08 7:20 PM in reply to: juniperjen |
Member 2098 Simsbury, Connecticut | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by juniperjen Originally posted by mtnbikerchk Originally posted by alaskatri I was on vacation last week so I'm a bit behind. But we've been to Homer!! I went halibut fishing with my cousin while my husband went hiking with our friends. That trip was so great. We did a lot of touristy things like the railroad from Anchorage to Seward but some of my favorite nights were going to the Anchorage Bucs baseball games! (college league). We sat with the host families and met people from Massachusetts and all over. Some of us also ran the Mayor's marathon/half (I hurt my back so I was out). Good memories. HI YANTI! Originally posted by fortissimo We are about 80 miles from Homer. I've got a boat docked in the harbor down there, so we go down there pretty regularly. Although it's been a rough winter, so we haven't been down much this winter to do king salmon fishing. But we are there most weekends in the summer. Originally posted by amd723 My husband's aunt lives in Homer. About 10 years ago she went on a little vacation to the area. Came home, put her ranch in Northern Colorado on the market, moved to Homer. She loves it. My husband finally has a snow day today. Somehow a snow day for me just isn't the same anymore since I retired. Sigh. Originally posted by alaskatri Originally posted by IndoIronYanti Oh, I definitely don't live up in Fairbanks. Way too cold for my blood. I'm a bit south of Anchorage. It's 15 out where I am at right now, and -28 in Fairbanks. I love hunting in the fall up there, and have taken a couple trips up there in the wintertime to see northern lights and for work that were just stupid cold. But I could not imagine living there. Glad your friends are enjoying it here. Are they up in Anchorage? We came up "for 1 year" when my daughter was a few months old, and she graduates high school in May. It definitely gets hold of you if you like the outdoors. Originally posted by ceilidh How is everyones JoGo going? 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.
I noticed this phenomenon when i vacationed there - just about every guide had the same story, came on a visit and never left! did you go anywhere fun? I am off next week with the family. We are going to Mont Tremblant - we had booked it before Christmas but with Omicron and the uncertainty of schools and one of us getting it and needing to isolate we cancelled it. Now with a week to go we feel more certain so we re-booked! My husband really loves skiing - i am a novice and still kind of scared of it but am willing to keep trying (and maybe stay on green runs forever) so that the rest of the family can do it. I don't mind getting to go on ski vacations and Tremblant is such an excellent place to be - winter or summer. My 4-year old son (nearly 5) has a set of skiis and my husband has taken him with a harness so he thinks he can ski. But can't. So we will get him in ski school for a couple of days. It's amazing how quickly kids learn! My daughter is pretty good she did ski school for a couple of days there in 2019 and was better on the big hill than me! Funny you ask and mention skiing.... we went to Colorado to ski! We stayed at Keystone, Breckenridge and Vail. SO MUCH FUN. I'd love to ski Mont Tremblant but I'm afraid of the cold - I mean Colorado was single digits but the sun was shining and it was dry. I don't think Canada is like that. But I hear it's a great place to ski! |
| 2022-02-09 10:52 AM in reply to: mtnbikerchk |
Master 4119 Toronto Bronze member | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by mtnbikerchk Originally posted by juniperjen Funny you ask and mention skiing.... we went to Colorado to ski! We stayed at Keystone, Breckenridge and Vail. SO MUCH FUN. I'd love to ski Mont Tremblant but I'm afraid of the cold - I mean Colorado was single digits but the sun was shining and it was dry. I don't think Canada is like that. But I hear it's a great place to ski! Originally posted by mtnbikerchk Originally posted by alaskatri I was on vacation last week so I'm a bit behind. But we've been to Homer!! I went halibut fishing with my cousin while my husband went hiking with our friends. That trip was so great. We did a lot of touristy things like the railroad from Anchorage to Seward but some of my favorite nights were going to the Anchorage Bucs baseball games! (college league). We sat with the host families and met people from Massachusetts and all over. Some of us also ran the Mayor's marathon/half (I hurt my back so I was out). Good memories. HI YANTI! Originally posted by fortissimo We are about 80 miles from Homer. I've got a boat docked in the harbor down there, so we go down there pretty regularly. Although it's been a rough winter, so we haven't been down much this winter to do king salmon fishing. But we are there most weekends in the summer. Originally posted by amd723 My husband's aunt lives in Homer. About 10 years ago she went on a little vacation to the area. Came home, put her ranch in Northern Colorado on the market, moved to Homer. She loves it. My husband finally has a snow day today. Somehow a snow day for me just isn't the same anymore since I retired. Sigh. Originally posted by alaskatri Originally posted by IndoIronYanti Oh, I definitely don't live up in Fairbanks. Way too cold for my blood. I'm a bit south of Anchorage. It's 15 out where I am at right now, and -28 in Fairbanks. I love hunting in the fall up there, and have taken a couple trips up there in the wintertime to see northern lights and for work that were just stupid cold. But I could not imagine living there. Glad your friends are enjoying it here. Are they up in Anchorage? We came up "for 1 year" when my daughter was a few months old, and she graduates high school in May. It definitely gets hold of you if you like the outdoors. Originally posted by ceilidh How is everyones JoGo going? 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.
I noticed this phenomenon when i vacationed there - just about every guide had the same story, came on a visit and never left! did you go anywhere fun? I am off next week with the family. We are going to Mont Tremblant - we had booked it before Christmas but with Omicron and the uncertainty of schools and one of us getting it and needing to isolate we cancelled it. Now with a week to go we feel more certain so we re-booked! My husband really loves skiing - i am a novice and still kind of scared of it but am willing to keep trying (and maybe stay on green runs forever) so that the rest of the family can do it. I don't mind getting to go on ski vacations and Tremblant is such an excellent place to be - winter or summer. My 4-year old son (nearly 5) has a set of skiis and my husband has taken him with a harness so he thinks he can ski. But can't. So we will get him in ski school for a couple of days. It's amazing how quickly kids learn! My daughter is pretty good she did ski school for a couple of days there in 2019 and was better on the big hill than me! That's so great that you had a really great time! My husband loves the rockies and it is his dream for us (the family) to ski enough to make it worth the trip. Mont Tremblant does translate to trembling mountain and does get super cold but i think we will miss the super frigid weather they had in January and it will be closer to the freezing mark - which to me is manageable. |
| 2022-02-11 9:35 AM in reply to: juniperjen |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Racing Manatees!!! |
| 2022-02-12 12:37 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by jmkizer Racing Manatees!!! I'm racing home from Alabama! Does that count? It's going to take me as long as an Ironman. |
| 2022-02-12 8:26 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 8247 Eugene, Oregon Bronze member | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 No racing but actually got in an outdoor bike ride today with only about an hour of really cold fog. (Temps rose from high 30's to low 50's during a 2:40 ride.) Very pretty route and I could actually see it most of the time. We've been having crazy fog here most of the week--always thick and freezing in the morning; sometimes it clears later, and sometimes it doesn't. |
| 2022-02-13 12:48 PM in reply to: Hot Runner |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by Hot Runner No racing but actually got in an outdoor bike ride today with only about an hour of really cold fog. (Temps rose from high 30's to low 50's during a 2:40 ride.) Very pretty route and I could actually see it most of the time. We've been having crazy fog here most of the week--always thick and freezing in the morning; sometimes it clears later, and sometimes it doesn't. Outdoor riding for the win! |
| 2022-02-13 3:57 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by jmkizer Originally posted by Hot Runner No racing but actually got in an outdoor bike ride today with only about an hour of really cold fog. (Temps rose from high 30's to low 50's during a 2:40 ride.) Very pretty route and I could actually see it most of the time. We've been having crazy fog here most of the week--always thick and freezing in the morning; sometimes it clears later, and sometimes it doesn't. Outdoor riding for the win! Definitely beats spending the day in airports. |
| 2022-02-13 7:21 PM in reply to: JBacarella |
Master 8247 Eugene, Oregon Bronze member | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Guessing I have spent at least a couple of months of my life in airports, all told. (Fortunately never more than about 18 hours at a single stretch, though!) |
| 2022-02-14 6:28 AM in reply to: Hot Runner |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Happy Valentine's Day! << much better to say this than happy Monday. I hope that everyone had a great weekend. This week will wrap up our JoGo Challenge. Dooo Eeeettttt!!!!! |
| 2022-02-14 7:50 AM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 7712 Orlando | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by jmkizer Happy Valentine's Day! << much better to say this than happy Monday. I hope that everyone had a great weekend. This week will wrap up our JoGo Challenge. Dooo Eeeettttt!!!!! Sorry, I was completely MIA for the GoJo Challenge! |
| 2022-02-14 7:52 AM in reply to: amd723 |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by amd723 Originally posted by jmkizer Happy Valentine's Day! << much better to say this than happy Monday. I hope that everyone had a great weekend. This week will wrap up our JoGo Challenge. Dooo Eeeettttt!!!!! Sorry, I was completely MIA for the GoJo Challenge! No one can be expected to do every challenge! |
| 2022-02-15 5:58 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week. |
| 2022-02-15 6:19 PM in reply to: JBacarella |
Master 7712 Orlando | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week.
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that is a new "injury" for this group - congratulations! I don't think I would ever suspect anyone of having gout, so big kudos to your wife and daughter. When I hear "gout" my first thought is Henry VIII! Hope it resolves soon.| 2022-02-16 7:17 AM in reply to: amd723 |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by amd723 Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week.
+1 What Ann-Marie said. Way to find a new "injury" and educate us all. Fingers crossed for a speedy recovery. |
| 2022-02-16 10:49 AM in reply to: JBacarella |
| Pennsylvania | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week. I've heard gout can be quite painful. Hope your bout with The Gout, as my gout-afflicted brother calls it, resolves quickly and doesn't return! It sounds like it was worth it for all that authentic, local seafood! |
| 2022-02-16 2:02 PM in reply to: melbo55 |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by melbo55 Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week. I've heard gout can be quite painful. Hope your bout with The Gout, as my gout-afflicted brother calls it, resolves quickly and doesn't return! It sounds like it was worth it for all that authentic, local seafood! It's probably bad that it took three pills to resolve it. I was concerned that I wouldn't be smart enough not to do it again, before it resolved. I don't know if I have the willpower to control myself when I'm put in this position again next year for the advance school. |
| 2022-02-17 10:47 AM in reply to: JBacarella |
Champion 14677 Bronze member | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by JBacarella i wouldn't have the control. No way.Originally posted by melbo55 It's probably bad that it took three pills to resolve it. I was concerned that I wouldn't be smart enough not to do it again, before it resolved. I don't know if I have the willpower to control myself when I'm put in this position again next year for the advance school. Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week. I've heard gout can be quite painful. Hope your bout with The Gout, as my gout-afflicted brother calls it, resolves quickly and doesn't return! It sounds like it was worth it for all that authentic, local seafood! |
| 2022-02-17 6:07 PM in reply to: JBacarella |
| 297 | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by JBacarella Originally posted by melbo55 Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week. I've heard gout can be quite painful. Hope your bout with The Gout, as my gout-afflicted brother calls it, resolves quickly and doesn't return! It sounds like it was worth it for all that authentic, local seafood! It's probably bad that it took three pills to resolve it. I was concerned that I wouldn't be smart enough not to do it again, before it resolved. I don't know if I have the willpower to control myself when I'm put in this position again next year for the advance school. Hope your feeling better. I'm headed to Hawaii next week and plan on consuming large amounts of seafood. Hoping for the best. |
| 2022-02-18 7:46 AM in reply to: alaskatri |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by alaskatri Originally posted by JBacarella Hope your feeling better. I'm headed to Hawaii next week and plan on consuming large amounts of seafood. Hoping for the best. Originally posted by melbo55 It's probably bad that it took three pills to resolve it. I was concerned that I wouldn't be smart enough not to do it again, before it resolved. I don't know if I have the willpower to control myself when I'm put in this position again next year for the advance school. Originally posted by JBacarella My I don't feel that old moment. I've been having foot pain for the last week. I thought it was bad shoes. I went to the doctor (actually my wife and daughter said it first). I was diagnosed with gout. My completely unfair stereo type is 75 year old alcoholic haha. In my defense. shellfish can cause it and Birmingham Al is not that far from New Orleans, and crawfish are in season. I will leave it with I ate A LOT of seafood last week, I'm talking nearly every meal (except breakfast, while I love shrimp not a fan of grits). Hopefully the medication will resolve it quickly and I can start running by the end of the week. I've heard gout can be quite painful. Hope your bout with The Gout, as my gout-afflicted brother calls it, resolves quickly and doesn't return! It sounds like it was worth it for all that authentic, local seafood!I hope that you don't feel the need to support Jim by getting gout. Please limit your support to eating seafood! |
| 2022-02-18 7:47 AM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Racing Manatees!!! |
| 2022-02-18 9:38 AM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 7712 Orlando | Subject: RE: Racing Manatees - Better Together in 2022 Originally posted by jmkizer Racing Manatees!!! Go Janyne, race like the wind! |
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