Yanti & Salty Beyond Ridiculous Manatees PART 6--CLOSED (Page 35)

Yes, free. 

It's presented by Nobuya Hashizume and Lorainne Moller (so yeah, they be legit)

I just value my "free" time (no, every waking hour is not spent running ) and it's 3 hours and I get a little ADD

Technically as a kind of nut that makes them a fruit - maybe?  Whatever full of something good I'm sure, do it.

You should try peanut butter pancakes.  What's a Strasburg sock?  Like the cold potato idea, I filled a 16 oz water bottle and froze that for my cold roller.

Hmmm. The two bold statements give me pause, when read together.

Crap, lady, as DubSix pointed out--Nobby himself is teaching it! I can't believe you're even questioning whether to go ... I'd disown you, but you're really hot.

Oh well, you have to read that with the context that I am new to the sport.

Well, shoot I didn't know who he was! I still don't, really. 

You can't just disown me. 

Indeed, not only are you really hot, you send me fruit.

P.S. You need to disclose your Power affiliation in your sig line:

1. Braggin' rights. Too legit.

2. It gives them more exposure.

3. BT rules.

4. I can threaten spanking. Remember that whip? Right.

Fugged. I'm not gonna go be a goldfish in a pool when I can be a shark in the ocean later.

It's called the BT Forum Guidelines. Read them, know them, love them, but most of all, follow them (damn, I AM listy!)

Nah, not unless your BIL is sports or fitness affiliated.

Do I strike you as the type who follows rules?

But okay, noted. But I'm not putting PB in my sig line because I'm not affiliated at the moment.

*I'd rather swim in the ocean too PLUS your pancakes can digest.

Dammit. Does that mean no more PowerChews for me?

A question for the ladies!!!! ah men you can answer too if you know the answer.

Girls - the place I sweat most is in my cleavage and under those puppies!  Which results in itchiness and some rashes and just not happy in that area.

Any tips?  I put baby powder on which eases the itching, clearly wash regularly!!! (soap free wash so as not to irritate the skin)

Maybe I need some kind of anti-fungal cream or something.  Happy to go see the doc but thought someone might know!!!

scratch scratch scratch....

What exactly does the rash look like? Is it bumpy or not? Red/colour? Dry or wet? Any whiteheads/blackheads/yellowheads? Is it constant now or does it get worse after training?

Okay - kinda the odd bump here and there and they don't go, eventually turn into a raised mole of sorts!!!  Attractive.

No white/black/yellowheads or I'd be squeezing hehe!

Worse after training, a few days off - no sweating, it sorts itself out somewhat.  I reckon it's like a fungal skin rash....drives me nuts, !  Plus you know, one of my better features....

It was a busy up and down day all around here.

The good part: I finally got allergy tested, and I am apparently allergic to every non-food thing except molds and most grasses--I am MOST allergic to cockroaches...I did not even know that was a "thing". Sadly, I have to try out a bunch more nasal sprays to see if ANYTHING will work (everything I have tried in the past does not help.) I am just weirded out--cockroaches?!?!? Of course, it is a constant (losing) battle against them in the reptile house, but still...

And now the bad (really really sad)news: We lost one of our chimps today, in fact, Josie was my favorite. she would sign that she wanted drinks from me (when I was a volunteer...) and then toss orange peels at me to "trade" them for drinks if I didn't get the drinks immediately. When she saw those she recognized, she would offer her hand, palm down for greeting and reassurance (against the glass of her exhibit), she would always nod hello to people and hobble around cutely, like the little old lady she was. 

The zoo release:

Dear Sacramento Zoo Member,

Sacramento Zoo is saddened by the loss of Josie, the matriarch of the Zoo’s chimpanzee troop. At the estimated age of 48, Josie was being treated for a variety of age-related illnesses by Zoo veterinarians.  Her condition worsened over the weekend and after thoughtful discussion between animal care, Zoo administrators and veterinary staff, the decision was made to euthanize Josie this morning to prevent her suffering.

“You can’t imagine how tough this decision was,” Zoo Director Mary Healy said. “On one hand you have an amazing chimpanzee that has been a very special part of the Zoo for 26 years. On the other hand you see a friend who has been suffering and you have done everything feasible to make her better.”

As a longtime and charismatic member of the Sacramento community Josie will be missed. She was purchased from Africa by a civilian in Fremont in the early 60’s. A few years later she was donated to the Fresno Zoo, then moved to Micke Grove Zoo and eventually joined the Sacramento Zoo’s group of chimpanzees in 1986. Josie loved people-watching and had a special fondness for interacting with young children. She would often raise her hand to the glass as a greeting to toddlers and babies and then kept an eye on them while they toured the chimpanzee area. Josie also loved to paint and often went through phases with the colors she used.

She was an integral part of the dynamic chimp group, and a stabilizing personality among the chimps. Josie will be greatly missed by Zoo staff, the other chimps and visitors alike and will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Sorry to make such a long post, but I really wanted to share this with you all. I will miss her.

I explained my predicament to the pharmacist - anti fungal cream has been given, apply 3x daily see how we go.  Awesome!

Need some new crop tops that 'wick away' too.  I'lll get on line now and shop!  Yay!

It was a busy up and down day all around here.

The good part: I finally got allergy tested, and I am apparently allergic to every non-food thing except molds and most grasses--I am MOST allergic to cockroaches...I did not even know that was a "thing". Sadly, I have to try out a bunch more nasal sprays to see if ANYTHING will work (everything I have tried in the past does not help.) I am just weirded out--cockroaches?!?!? Of course, it is a constant (losing) battle against them in the reptile house, but still...

And now the bad (really really sad)news: We lost one of our chimps today, in fact, Josie was my favorite. she would sign that she wanted drinks from me (when I was a volunteer...) and then toss orange peels at me to "trade" them for drinks if I didn't get the drinks immediately. When she saw those she recognized, she would offer her hand, palm down for greeting and reassurance (against the glass of her exhibit), she would always nod hello to people and hobble around cutely, like the little old lady she was. 

The zoo release:

Dear Sacramento Zoo Member,

Sacramento Zoo is saddened by the loss of Josie, the matriarch of the Zoo’s chimpanzee troop. At the estimated age of 48, Josie was being treated for a variety of age-related illnesses by Zoo veterinarians.  Her condition worsened over the weekend and after thoughtful discussion between animal care, Zoo administrators and veterinary staff, the decision was made to euthanize Josie this morning to prevent her suffering.

“You can’t imagine how tough this decision was,” Zoo Director Mary Healy said. “On one hand you have an amazing chimpanzee that has been a very special part of the Zoo for 26 years. On the other hand you see a friend who has been suffering and you have done everything feasible to make her better.”

As a longtime and charismatic member of the Sacramento community Josie will be missed. She was purchased from Africa by a civilian in Fremont in the early 60’s. A few years later she was donated to the Fresno Zoo, then moved to Micke Grove Zoo and eventually joined the Sacramento Zoo’s group of chimpanzees in 1986. Josie loved people-watching and had a special fondness for interacting with young children. She would often raise her hand to the glass as a greeting to toddlers and babies and then kept an eye on them while they toured the chimpanzee area. Josie also loved to paint and often went through phases with the colors she used.

She was an integral part of the dynamic chimp group, and a stabilizing personality among the chimps. Josie will be greatly missed by Zoo staff, the other chimps and visitors alike and will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Sorry to make such a long post, but I really wanted to share this with you all. I will miss her.

It was a busy up and down day all around here.

The good part: I finally got allergy tested, and I am apparently allergic to every non-food thing except molds and most grasses--I am MOST allergic to cockroaches...I did not even know that was a "thing". Sadly, I have to try out a bunch more nasal sprays to see if ANYTHING will work (everything I have tried in the past does not help.) I am just weirded out--cockroaches?!?!? Of course, it is a constant (losing) battle against them in the reptile house, but still...

And now the bad (really really sad)news: We lost one of our chimps today, in fact, Josie was my favorite. she would sign that she wanted drinks from me (when I was a volunteer...) and then toss orange peels at me to "trade" them for drinks if I didn't get the drinks immediately. When she saw those she recognized, she would offer her hand, palm down for greeting and reassurance (against the glass of her exhibit), she would always nod hello to people and hobble around cutely, like the little old lady she was. 

The zoo release:

Dear Sacramento Zoo Member,

Sacramento Zoo is saddened by the loss of Josie, the matriarch of the Zoo’s chimpanzee troop. At the estimated age of 48, Josie was being treated for a variety of age-related illnesses by Zoo veterinarians.  Her condition worsened over the weekend and after thoughtful discussion between animal care, Zoo administrators and veterinary staff, the decision was made to euthanize Josie this morning to prevent her suffering.

“You can’t imagine how tough this decision was,” Zoo Director Mary Healy said. “On one hand you have an amazing chimpanzee that has been a very special part of the Zoo for 26 years. On the other hand you see a friend who has been suffering and you have done everything feasible to make her better.”

As a longtime and charismatic member of the Sacramento community Josie will be missed. She was purchased from Africa by a civilian in Fremont in the early 60’s. A few years later she was donated to the Fresno Zoo, then moved to Micke Grove Zoo and eventually joined the Sacramento Zoo’s group of chimpanzees in 1986. Josie loved people-watching and had a special fondness for interacting with young children. She would often raise her hand to the glass as a greeting to toddlers and babies and then kept an eye on them while they toured the chimpanzee area. Josie also loved to paint and often went through phases with the colors she used.

She was an integral part of the dynamic chimp group, and a stabilizing personality among the chimps. Josie will be greatly missed by Zoo staff, the other chimps and visitors alike and will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Sorry to make such a long post, but I really wanted to share this with you all. I will miss her.