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 2016-05-27 3:35 PM in reply to: melbo55 |
Master 10208   Northern IL |  Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deuxOriginally posted by melbo55 Originally posted by amd723 Originally posted by rrrunner Coach Scott sent me an "intake form". A 15 page questionnaire about medical history, training background, etc. I'm sure I did one the first time I worked with him but I don't remember it being that long. Anyway, a couple of the questions: 2) When I have a bad workout, I: a) lament on FB, b) analyze the training data to look where things went wrong c) get back out there and do it again d) google, there must be an explanation e) take an extra recovery day, its not that big of a deal 3) What's blaring through your earbuds before a race? a)"Happy" by Pharrell b) a voicemail from my coach reviewing the race plan c) "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC d) Nothing - I like to find a quiet place in transition, close my eyes and visualize e) a recording of my children singing and laughing
And the questions go on. It feels like an athletic dating site
This is hysterical! I hate questions like those because, I think, I don't like questions where there is no correct answer and I like to be correct Yes!! For example, I have 3 answers that I feel would be correct for #2 given a particular day or circumstance. Good luck, TJ! Because of that, I would probably give back weighted values on each instead of picking one. |
Too funny.
| 2016-05-27 4:25 PM in reply to: brigby1 |
1731   Denver, Colorado | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Hey guys, sorry for not showing much in the last couple of weeks, but it's been crazy at work, and my kids take all my attention when I'm at home. I want to wish everyone a fantastic Holiday weekend! Have some rest, relax, train (if you have to), race well (if you're racing), and remember what this Holiday is all about  (kudos to TJ and all other military family members). I'm going camping and will definitely miss you and some of the training. See you Tuesday! |
| 2016-05-27 6:26 PM in reply to: 0 |
Master 8250 Eugene, Oregon Bronze member | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux LOL about the 15-page coaching questionnaire. I ended up rejecting one coach because there was something like that, and NONE of the choices were true for me, for pretty much all of the questions. Everything about swimming was negative. Hey, I like swimming! Figured I wasn't his target market and he wouldn't get what made me tick. As for those questions, I would start wondering if my answers were totaled and it made some kind of profile that shows I'm a sociopath or have OCD or something. I'm the one who would go out and do the workout again (maybe the next week or a few days later), because I would want to know if I could do it, and would just sit there quietly thinking about my race. I'm sure those are related in some kind of personality trait, not so sure if it's desirable or not! I'm annoyingly persistent but not a very fast learner, and will keep trying things until I get them right--in fact I pretty much repeated an entire year of training (okay, not the same training, but with the same goals) and a HIM. The actual race felt a bit like a triathlon version of Groundhog Day. I never need music to get "fired up". I am just desperate to get in the water and start swimming because that is the only thing that calms me down.I have gotten so nervous that I have actually thrown up before the start. I hate pre-race nerves. One would think having been at endurance sports since age 10, I wouldn't get so wired up for every race, but I do! Edited by Hot Runner 2016-05-27 6:36 PM |
| 2016-05-27 6:37 PM in reply to: Atlantia |
Veteran 2441 Western Australia | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Atlantia To me these are really cool questions. I looked at them and thought man this coach is really trying to get a feel of how operate as a person. How you deal with frustration and how your "psych" yourself up for things. Hopefully he the uses it to inform how he supports you.Originally posted by rrrunner Coach Scott sent me an "intake form". A 15 page questionnaire about medical history, training background, etc. I'm sure I did one the first time I worked with him but I don't remember it being that long. Anyway, a couple of the questions: 2) When I have a bad workout, I: a) lament on FB, b) analyze the training data to look where things went wrong c) get back out there and do it again d) google, there must be an explanation e) take an extra recovery day, its not that big of a deal 3) What's blaring through your earbuds before a race? a)"Happy" by Pharrell b) a voicemail from my coach reviewing the race plan c) "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC d) Nothing - I like to find a quiet place in transition, close my eyes and visualize e) a recording of my children singing and laughing
And the questions go on. It feels like an athletic dating site
Wow, that's in depth, for sure. Those are the kind of questions that leave me paralyzed, and then forever questioning if I answered "right" or not. Good luck! |
| 2016-05-27 6:39 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Veteran 2441 Western Australia | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by jmkizer Go racing Manatees. Racing Manatees!!! May 28-30 Disabled List I'm thinking of renaming this Injured Reserve. I think that it's more appropriate but I do like saying, "the DL." Thoughts? I actually saw Yanti last weekend and she was really well. Really well for her is probably still a little under the weather for the rest of us  |
| 2016-05-27 8:11 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by jmkizer Racing Manatees!!! May 28-30 Disabled List I'm thinking of renaming this Injured Reserve. I think that it's more appropriate but I do like saying, "the DL." Thoughts? Good luck Racers! I'm not racing, but I am doing a 50 mile bike tour. It's a fundraiser for a youth mission trip called the Holy Spokes Bike tour. |
| 2016-05-28 9:17 AM in reply to: JBacarella |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux GO TEEJ! {MELON PRESS} for Mrs. Forever Vivaldi Go Jim! Holy Spokes, that's a good name The ever-speedy, wise, and elegant NyNy asked for proof of life As usual there's so much going on in my life, hard to pick out the highlights, but here goes: - Oscar won the Bintan Sprint triathlon today (very prestigious regional race) and also today they have the Olympic, in which he posted the 2nd-fastest run (he is not a runner ... although I don't think we can say that anymore!) and came in 4th OA. That's right after winning the sprint (he was the only one in the top 5 who also did the Sprint) and coming off two injuries (absolutely neither of our doing ... but some people from the Indonesian national sports committees might have to disappear. Just saying.) - Kingsley and I went and rubbed noses with some Olympic champs and lots of ridiculously good-looking people at the Western Australia Swimming Awards today. I know, Kingsley's like the most successful swimmer of all time, maybe one of the most successful athletes, but I get to be called "Swamp Monster" or somesuch by him every day, so whatever :P. One of the national butterfly champs let me feel her up. Hot damn those shoulders! Woohoo!!! - Mutti is doing very well. She's in great health--I just had to buy her a new pair of running (walking) shoes, she wears them out fast! and we have a new kitten at the Jakarta house. It somehow got lost and motherless in our garage, so, well, there you go.
Here we are. Kingsley's name badge says Hall of Fame and there's an inflatable dolphin behind us. I wanted to take him home. This here is Lilith, our kitty in Jakarta.
Here's Oscar busting open the champagne at Bintan Sprint:
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| 2016-05-28 10:10 AM in reply to: jmkizer |
Extreme Veteran 368 Lamar | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. |
| 2016-05-28 1:27 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
| 143 | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by jmkizer Racing Manatees!!! May 28-30 Disabled List I'm thinking of renaming this Injured Reserve. I think that it's more appropriate but I do like saying, "the DL." Thoughts? Have great races everybody! If you're not racing have a great weekend as well! |
| 2016-05-28 2:53 PM in reply to: Bryce Hiigel |
Regular 980 Caerphilly, Wales, uk. | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun.
Welcome to the Group/Pod. Nice to meet you. |
| 2016-05-28 3:02 PM in reply to: Bryce Hiigel |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. Welcome to the Pod! Bryce and I "met" online -- I think on Daily Mile -- when we were both training for the Gator Half. We talked to each other there for like 2 minutes that day :-) (Chris, you may need to update the who's been to the Englewood, FL area quiz now!) I've kept up with Bryce on various tri sites since we met. Last night, when I was browsing Strava, I was like, "Bryce should be in the Manatee group." I thought maybe we could make it so. Bryce, are you doing Harvest Moon this year? I think that Mary S is doing it (she's in Denver) and maybe Robin CO as well (she's also near Denver). |
| 2016-05-28 3:06 PM in reply to: IndoIronYanti |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by IndoIronYanti GO TEEJ! {MELON PRESS} for Mrs. Forever Vivaldi Go Jim! Holy Spokes, that's a good name The ever-speedy, wise, and elegant NyNy asked for proof of life As usual there's so much going on in my life, hard to pick out the highlights, but here goes: - Oscar won the Bintan Sprint triathlon today (very prestigious regional race) and also today they have the Olympic, in which he posted the 2nd-fastest run (he is not a runner ... although I don't think we can say that anymore!) and came in 4th OA. That's right after winning the sprint (he was the only one in the top 5 who also did the Sprint) and coming off two injuries (absolutely neither of our doing ... but some people from the Indonesian national sports committees might have to disappear. Just saying.) - Kingsley and I went and rubbed noses with some Olympic champs and lots of ridiculously good-looking people at the Western Australia Swimming Awards today. I know, Kingsley's like the most successful swimmer of all time, maybe one of the most successful athletes, but I get to be called "Swamp Monster" or somesuch by him every day, so whatever :P. One of the national butterfly champs let me feel her up. Hot damn those shoulders! Woohoo!!! - Mutti is doing very well. She's in great health--I just had to buy her a new pair of running (walking) shoes, she wears them out fast! and we have a new kitten at the Jakarta house. It somehow got lost and motherless in our garage, so, well, there you go.
Here we are. Kingsley's name badge says Hall of Fame and there's an inflatable dolphin behind us. I wanted to take him home. This here is Lilith, our kitty in Jakarta.
Here's Oscar busting open the champagne at Bintan Sprint:
Yanti, thanks so much for the update! So much goodness there! I am so so happy to hear that your health is so much improved! You made me laugh with your comment, "I've been solidly training for 3 weeks now (in a row!)." In a row, ha! Take care and continued healing thoughts are headed your way. Lilith is a cutie. So is Kingsley. Definitely keepers ;-) |
| 2016-05-28 5:43 PM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 6595 Rio Rancho, NM | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by jmkizer Mel is also doing Harvest Moon, but she's not near Denver, yet Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. Welcome to the Pod! Bryce and I "met" online -- I think on Daily Mile -- when we were both training for the Gator Half. We talked to each other there for like 2 minutes that day :-) (Chris, you may need to update the who's been to the Englewood, FL area quiz now!) I've kept up with Bryce on various tri sites since we met. Last night, when I was browsing Strava, I was like, "Bryce should be in the Manatee group." I thought maybe we could make it so. Bryce, are you doing Harvest Moon this year? I think that Mary S is doing it (she's in Denver) and maybe Robin CO as well (she's also near Denver). I'll be playing sherpa. I'm a coloradan currently living in NM.Welcome to the group. |
| 2016-05-28 6:53 PM in reply to: 0 |
Master 8250 Eugene, Oregon Bronze member | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Glad you are feeling better, Yanti. Just sad you guys couldn't make it up here for the race. Not sure if I want to do that turkey again or not--I can certainly think of more enjoyable places to do a HIM; it just happens to be one of the closest. Challenge is putting on a HIM in Nha Trang this fall, but it's right after Worlds, so I don't think so. Maybe you guys would be interested. Nha Trang's a lot closer--either a longish bus ride (6-7 hours?? Most do it overnight.) or a very short flight from Saigon. Kitty looks like she's doing very well, too. Looks like a mini Smudgee.. That is an awesome "crazy cat lady" shot. I should do one with both my critters (size XS and XL) and a shirt I have that says, "If you're single and you know it, hug your cat!" (Not relevant to you anymore.) One of my students (who, by the way, is Indonesian) was wearing one on a free dress day; I'd also seen one on the barista at the coffee shop, and I asked the student where she got it. She said she didn't know but would ask her mom. Mom ended up getting me one for Teacher's Day. Congrats to Oscar, too! He looked very fit at the Singapore race. It is always cool to win on home turf. I really wish I could have done Bintan this year, but I have used up all my personal leave days; we also aren't allowed to take leave anyway in the last three weeks of the year. No racing here--just a long run and longish swim yesterday, getting ready to do a trainer ride today--but I did book a ticket to Brisbane. (Which used up all my personal leave for next year, plus one unpaid day, plus a sh..load of $$. So I don't know how much racing I'll be doing besides that.) Need to get to work. I am seriously worried that I will end up DFL at Worlds, at least in my AG. Hopefully one of the 70 year olds will have a bad day or something and I won't be DFL in the whole thing, but I think the top women my age are doing about 4:45, possibly faster. Some lady in 40-44 (I think just into it this year) did a 4:45 at the Danang race. OMG. And I have a horrible feeling that BELINDA GRANGER is in my age group. (Can't they have an "ex-pro" category or something??) I think I need to learn how to ride a bike. Edited by Hot Runner 2016-05-28 6:55 PM |
| 2016-05-28 6:54 PM in reply to: rrrunner |
Extreme Veteran 368 Lamar | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux No I am not doing it this year. taking a break from the long ones. Not only physically but mentally to. going to find some sprints that will still allow for family time. |
| 2016-05-28 9:44 PM in reply to: Bryce Hiigel |
Member 667 | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel No I am not doing it this year. taking a break from the long ones. Not only physically but mentally to. going to find some sprints that will still allow for family time. There's an Oly at Lake Dillon on September 10. Just sayin! Welcome to the Pod!! |
| 2016-05-29 9:13 PM in reply to: Bryce Hiigel |
Veteran 2441 Western Australia | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Welcome to the crazy Bryce Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. I'm the crazy dog lady from Australia so I'm always about 12 hours behind the conversation - the Manatees are very forgiving though and let me play anyway. |
| 2016-05-30 8:01 AM in reply to: 0 |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by StaceyK Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. Welcome to the crazy Bryce I'm the crazy dog lady from Australia so I'm always about 12 hours behind the conversation - the Manatees are very forgiving though and let me play anyway. Speaking of dogs, don't you have some hunting retrievers Bryce? Labs? We have a Manatee pet gallery going. Post your pet pictures here to have them added. Edited to add that I'm not seeing most of the pictures. Boo! (I hope this photo shows up) Edited by jmkizer 2016-05-30 8:07 AM |
| 2016-05-30 8:14 AM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 8250 Eugene, Oregon Bronze member | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Yep, I only see Yanti and Chris's pets. I know my Smudgee and Tomoko used to be in there! (DSCN5164.JPG) Attachments ---------------- DSCN5164.JPG (3649KB - 12 downloads) |
| 2016-05-30 8:34 AM in reply to: Bryce Hiigel |
Master 7712 Orlando | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. Welcome Bryce! |
| 2016-05-30 8:36 AM in reply to: jmkizer |
Master 7712 Orlando | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by jmkizer Originally posted by StaceyK Originally posted by Bryce Hiigel Good Morning Everyone. I want to than Janyne for inviting to this group. My Name is Bryce and I am from Lamar, CO ( the half with now mountains) I live on the plains along the old Santa Fe Trail. How I got started was a comment my youngest son made "Dad when are you going to have a baby?" So I jumped on the bike and started riding everyday whether for 3 mile to 7 at first building up the distance as I went . I was afraid to take a day off. Didn't want to have any excuses to not start back up. So within 2.5 months I dropped close to 50 pounds. How I got started in Tri's was I was invited to be on a team for our local Tin Man Tri Sprint. I was the cycling leg. Well our runner was late so I just took off running and have not done any running in a long time, wasn't pretty but when I got done I have never felt so exhausted but yet so wired at the same time. So that is how it began. So Far I have competed in the Gator Half in Florida 2011 my first 70.3 Harvest Moon Long Race Festival 70.3 3x's had my first DNF last year. Ordinary Mortals Triathlon (Reverse Order) in Pueblo,CO along with several other local sprints. I hope everyone has a Great Memorial Day weekend and if your racing have fun. Welcome to the crazy Bryce I'm the crazy dog lady from Australia so I'm always about 12 hours behind the conversation - the Manatees are very forgiving though and let me play anyway. Speaking of dogs, don't you have some hunting retrievers Bryce? Labs? We have a Manatee pet gallery going. Post your pet pictures here to have them added. Edited to add that I'm not seeing most of the pictures. Boo! (I hope this photo shows up) I can't believe how big Zoe is! She is absolutely beautiful and would never do naughty things like having a party in the bathroom! For some reason -probably related to my sometimes inability to upload pictures, Gunnar has never made the gallery. |
| 2016-05-30 8:37 AM in reply to: 0 |
Master 7712 Orlando | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux |
| 2016-05-30 1:12 PM in reply to: amd723 |
Regular 980 Caerphilly, Wales, uk. | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Janyne, you mentioned the Edinburgh marathon as a race you'd like to do. I've heard/read it's an uninspiring course for most of it. If you're tempted by the location though, there is another option that looks nice.http://www.greatrun.org/stirling-scottish-marathon?utm_campaign=160524_STIRLINGLAUNCH&utm_source=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=#video...and it's close to Edinburgh/Glasgow. |
| 2016-05-30 2:24 PM in reply to: Hot Runner |
Master 6834 Englewood, Florida | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Karen, I think Google ate a bunch of pics. I'll see what happened and get everyone's fur children reloaded. |
| 2016-05-30 5:31 PM in reply to: Richardsdrr |
Master 9705 Raleigh, NC area | Subject: RE: Manatee Mentors 2016 - Part deux Originally posted by Richardsdrr Janyne, you mentioned the Edinburgh marathon as a race you'd like to do. I've heard/read it's an uninspiring course for most of it. If you're tempted by the location though, there is another option that looks nice.http://www.greatrun.org/stirling-scottish-marathon?utm_campaign=160524_STIRLINGLAUNCH&utm_source=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=#video...and it's close to Edinburgh/Glasgow. Kevin keeps on telling me that I need to run Lisbon and I keep on saying, "But it's in October." October is the month of B2B and Chicago and really close to most of the fall activities around here. We'll see. |
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