Mad Manatee Mentors 2013: CLOSED (exc/ Pop Tart bribes) (Page 377)

Originally posted by blueyedbikergirl

Thank you so much for all of your help Manatees... it's official, I'm a Pink level Betty for Betty Designs!!!

WHEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! 

Originally posted by KansasMom I got to see TJ!  For only 30 minutes, but I'll take it. She is so fit. I recognized her right away.

Originally posted by KansasMom I hit a cat on the way home tonight. I feel so bad. I tried to avoid it, but there was only so much I could do. He was in the middle of the highway. I slowed down, and then he ran right in front of me. Sad, sad, sad.

Originally posted by switch

Ladies, ladies, ladies.  Have a few little lovelies I thought I'd share: http://www.splish.com/products/bikinis/all

 

Originally posted by 4agoodlife

Baby girl is sick, so no gym today. Yoga is out

Procrastinating my run. Just feeling blah. No DH for another three days.

But I know the run will give me a boost. Guess I need to get myself going!

Originally posted by nancylee Hi, Laughing at those bathing suits - are they really for men? I have a trail race this weekend - my crazy sister who is one of the best Masters runners in her state is coming up to do it, and dragging me along. It is a 5K and supposedly rugged and tough. She will do about 21 minutes, I will do about 45!! I was adopted, and we obviously don't share the same genes!!! Hope you all have a great day! It is amazingly beautiful here in NY! Nancy

Originally posted by melbo55

How timely of you to post these, especially the last one with the gnome and unicorn and rainbow.  A guy in our tri club was 'scarred' by having to bike behind a male in these (the male bikini version of what you posted) for a long distance in his last tri (Savageman, I think).  Someone snuck a photo of him and emailed it to the group but I must've deleted it.

Originally posted by nancylee I guess the wizard is indicative of his swimming magic!!! I know if I saw someone in that, I would never forget it!! HAHAHA!!! Nancy

Originally posted by blueyedbikergirl

HA!  One of my good friends (and a triathlete) has this exact speedo and he wears it every chance he gets because he knows it will make people laugh and give them something to talk about after, as in:  "holy crap, did you just see that guy in the..."

Originally posted by kgore

Well...I got an email and call from my mom this morning...No chemo just yet. It turns out that she did NOT have ovarian cancer after all. Instead, what she actually had(and maybe still has) is a Neuro-endocrine tumor. These types usually show up in the lungs, and then can recur in the brain; in this case, hers just settled in the ovary. In the meantime, the docs are having her get a full body scan to make sure that there is no hidden cancer elsewhere on her body (and WHY did they not do this when she was in the hospital in the first place??????) . On the upside, this type of cancer generally responds quite well to chemo, so its not as bad as it could be. Its still very scary, and I (and my mom and dad) are very tired of the unending stream of questions and craziness. Truly, I am in that 'numb' state again with my mind going round and round with no conclusion being found. 

Someone asked about the Cheshire suit--I am working on it today--it has to be done by a week from Friday, so as soon as it is I will get a pic taken and post--I promise. Today's tasks involve making the body suit part, with finishing off the feets and hands next--then all that will be left is the tail.

Originally posted by melbo55

Did he happen to race recently, like at Savageman?

Originally posted by kgore

Well...I got an email and call from my mom this morning...No chemo just yet. It turns out that she did NOT have ovarian cancer after all. Instead, what she actually had(and maybe still has) is a Neuro-endocrine tumor. These types usually show up in the lungs, and then can recur in the brain; in this case, hers just settled in the ovary. In the meantime, the docs are having her get a full body scan to make sure that there is no hidden cancer elsewhere on her body (and WHY did they not do this when she was in the hospital in the first place??????) . On the upside, this type of cancer generally responds quite well to chemo, so its not as bad as it could be. Its still very scary, and I (and my mom and dad) are very tired of the unending stream of questions and craziness. Truly, I am in that 'numb' state again with my mind going round and round with no conclusion being found. 

Someone asked about the Cheshire suit--I am working on it today--it has to be done by a week from Friday, so as soon as it is I will get a pic taken and post--I promise. Today's tasks involve making the body suit part, with finishing off the feets and hands next--then all that will be left is the tail.

Originally posted by kgore

Well...I got an email and call from my mom this morning...No chemo just yet. It turns out that she did NOT have ovarian cancer after all. Instead, what she actually had(and maybe still has) is a Neuro-endocrine tumor. These types usually show up in the lungs, and then can recur in the brain; in this case, hers just settled in the ovary. In the meantime, the docs are having her get a full body scan to make sure that there is no hidden cancer elsewhere on her body (and WHY did they not do this when she was in the hospital in the first place??????) . On the upside, this type of cancer generally responds quite well to chemo, so its not as bad as it could be. Its still very scary, and I (and my mom and dad) are very tired of the unending stream of questions and craziness. Truly, I am in that 'numb' state again with my mind going round and round with no conclusion being found. 

Someone asked about the Cheshire suit--I am working on it today--it has to be done by a week from Friday, so as soon as it is I will get a pic taken and post--I promise. Today's tasks involve making the body suit part, with finishing off the feets and hands next--then all that will be left is the tail.

Originally posted by switch

Damnit people, I have work to do.  And now you're "forcing" me to look at the men's bikinis.  What would you people do without me?

Oh... you mean these (they have a non sparkly version, but really, why would you not go all the way at this point)

Any man who would rock this one, I would buy at least a beer for post-race:

In white?  Bwahahaha!

 

And there's a song to go with this one:

 

Originally posted by melbo55

That is so very cool!!

Originally posted by melbo55

YEEEAAAAHHHH, GIRL!!!!  I'm glad they chose wisely.   You will be the best Betty!

Originally posted by kgore

Well...I got an email and call from my mom this morning...No chemo just yet. It turns out that she did NOT have ovarian cancer after all. Instead, what she actually had(and maybe still has) is a Neuro-endocrine tumor. These types usually show up in the lungs, and then can recur in the brain; in this case, hers just settled in the ovary. In the meantime, the docs are having her get a full body scan to make sure that there is no hidden cancer elsewhere on her body (and WHY did they not do this when she was in the hospital in the first place??????) . On the upside, this type of cancer generally responds quite well to chemo, so its not as bad as it could be. Its still very scary, and I (and my mom and dad) are very tired of the unending stream of questions and craziness. Truly, I am in that 'numb' state again with my mind going round and round with no conclusion being found. 

Someone asked about the Cheshire suit--I am working on it today--it has to be done by a week from Friday, so as soon as it is I will get a pic taken and post--I promise. Today's tasks involve making the body suit part, with finishing off the feets and hands next--then all that will be left is the tail.

Originally posted by mtnbikerchk I echo what "Betty" said - glad it's a type that responds well to treatment but still totally scary. Keep us posted :)

Originally posted by switch

Damnit people, I have work to do.  And now you're "forcing" me to look at the men's bikinis.  What would you people do without me?

Oh... you mean these (they have a non sparkly version, but really, why would you not go all the way at this point)

Any man who would rock this one, I would buy at least a beer for post-race:

In white?  Bwahahaha!

 

And there's a song to go with this one:

 

Originally posted by kgore

Well...I got an email and call from my mom this morning...No chemo just yet. It turns out that she did NOT have ovarian cancer after all. Instead, what she actually had(and maybe still has) is a Neuro-endocrine tumor. These types usually show up in the lungs, and then can recur in the brain; in this case, hers just settled in the ovary. In the meantime, the docs are having her get a full body scan to make sure that there is no hidden cancer elsewhere on her body (and WHY did they not do this when she was in the hospital in the first place??????) . On the upside, this type of cancer generally responds quite well to chemo, so its not as bad as it could be. Its still very scary, and I (and my mom and dad) are very tired of the unending stream of questions and craziness. Truly, I am in that 'numb' state again with my mind going round and round with no conclusion being found. 

Someone asked about the Cheshire suit--I am working on it today--it has to be done by a week from Friday, so as soon as it is I will get a pic taken and post--I promise. Today's tasks involve making the body suit part, with finishing off the feets and hands next--then all that will be left is the tail.

Originally posted by 4agoodlife

Just me or does anyone else think it would be funny to ask pink thumbs up guy for a "high five"?

I think my lonely week is peaking terribly. lol

Trainer has sat empty for three days which is very odd for me, but least I've been getting in my runs.