Yanti & Salty Mad Manatees PART 3: FULL POD (Page 46)

ebshot - 2012-07-18 10:51 AM I just finished the book I was reading last night (Sex on the Moon; it was really interesting about a guy-Thad Roberts- who worked at NASA and stole lunar samples.) and I need a new book.  Has anyone read anything cool lately?  And please, no Fifty Shades of Grey recommendations, I'm not interested.

All of my reading as of late has been either my bible study books or tri-related reading...

I'm here, I'm here. Sigh. As if it's not enough that I am hobbling around the office they decided to test my mental stength as well.

I just had to give the biggest presentation of my life this morning. (To the boss's boss's boss's boss? Is that right? Boss^3? Boss^4? I don't know...) But, I survived- in fact it went really well but I am just burnt out.

Recovery is going well. I am bouncing back much better than expected. Got back in the pool yesterday, which felt great...despite my major pool deck phobia. You guys know about that right? I guess a phobia is irrational and I think what I have is very rational. I just hate pool decks. They gross me out. 

Anyway, how are y'all?

cdban66 - 2012-07-19 12:55 AM

ebshot - 2012-07-18 12:51 PM I just finished the book I was reading last night (Sex on the Moon; it was really interesting about a guy-Thad Roberts- who worked at NASA and stole lunar samples.) and I need a new book.  Has anyone read anything cool lately?  And please, no Fifty Shades of Grey recommendations, I'm not interested.

No "50 Shades of Mommy Porn"? I knew I liked you

That would be "50 Shades of Not-Even-Bad-Enough-to-be-Entertaining Mommy Porn."

Hmmmm ... if you liked Sex on the Moon, I think you'd really like Thunderstruck, by Erik Larson. Here's part of the blurb:

Erik Larson tells the stories of two men--Hawley Crippen, a very unlikely murderer, and Guglielmo Marconi, the obsessive creator of a seemingly supernatural means of communication--whose lives intersect during one of the greatest criminal chases of all time.

It's not fiction; it's one of those better-and-stranger-than fiction history writes.

cdban66 - 2012-07-19 12:55 AM

ebshot - 2012-07-18 12:51 PM I just finished the book I was reading last night (Sex on the Moon; it was really interesting about a guy-Thad Roberts- who worked at NASA and stole lunar samples.) and I need a new book.  Has anyone read anything cool lately?  And please, no Fifty Shades of Grey recommendations, I'm not interested.

No "50 Shades of Mommy Porn"? I knew I liked you

That would be "50 Shades of Not-Even-Bad-Enough-to-be-Entertaining Mommy Porn."

Hmmmm ... if you liked Sex on the Moon, I think you'd really like Thunderstruck, by Erik Larson. Here's part of the blurb:

Erik Larson tells the stories of two men--Hawley Crippen, a very unlikely murderer, and Guglielmo Marconi, the obsessive creator of a seemingly supernatural means of communication--whose lives intersect during one of the greatest criminal chases of all time.

It's not fiction; it's one of those better-and-stranger-than fiction history writes.

ebshot - 2012-07-18 10:51 AM I just finished the book I was reading last night (Sex on the Moon; it was really interesting about a guy-Thad Roberts- who worked at NASA and stole lunar samples.) and I need a new book.  Has anyone read anything cool lately?  And please, no Fifty Shades of Grey recommendations, I'm not interested.

All of my reading as of late has been either my bible study books or tri-related reading...

I'm here, I'm here. Sigh. As if it's not enough that I am hobbling around the office they decided to test my mental stength as well.

I just had to give the biggest presentation of my life this morning. (To the boss's boss's boss's boss? Is that right? Boss^3? Boss^4? I don't know...) But, I survived- in fact it went really well but I am just burnt out.

Recovery is going well. I am bouncing back much better than expected. Got back in the pool yesterday, which felt great...despite my major pool deck phobia. You guys know about that right? I guess a phobia is irrational and I think what I have is very rational. I just hate pool decks. They gross me out. 

Anyway, how are y'all?

Nice, what a feeling! What was the hint? Did I miss it? I need all the helpful hints out there, especially since Allen is peer-pressuring me into an ocean swim!!

linky-poo

LINKY POO! You did it! (Wait, were you the one who asked? Why do I think everything originates from you? Is it because it does?)

And thanks. I actually do think it would particularly benefit Brie, come to think of it.

And why do I post this crap in Tri Talk and forget to post it here? What good am I?

Nope, I was one of the people who answered the asker :-).  And you are welcome.  Thank YOU!

LINKY POO! You did it! (Wait, were you the one who asked? Why do I think everything originates from you? Is it because it does?)

And thanks. I actually do think it would particularly benefit Brie, come to think of it.

And why do I post this crap in Tri Talk and forget to post it here? What good am I?

Oooooh, double busted!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I need a warning for this kind of stuff. Don't you guys know I am a total pansy????

Winter bleugh - I clearly do not like training in winter.  Anyway all is well I did 45mins on the drainer and actually it was fine.  Problem was i was so tired before I started, got home from work at 6pm and started on dinner, made a divine Massaman beef curry in the pressure cooker.  Homework with Artemis - spellings - we love these, we draw pictures of the words.  Then get her bathed and read a story.  Then it's 7.30 - hope on the drainer for 45mins, eat dinner, drink a beer.  Shower, dry hair and it's now 9.50pm and I'm beat!

Tomorrow lunchtime run and swim squad in the evening.  Roll on summer.  I leave the house in the dark at the moment and come home in the darker!