Team Post Padding (Four-Is-More Challenge) (Page 50)

saling4 - 2008-09-10 11:55 PM Yes you do as do some others. Geeeesh me and Sparco (or Sparco and I) are carrying ya'll.

sandbaggers    

"Running is elementary. It is elegant in its simplicity."

Your sweet talking isn't getting me down in VA to help sandbag for those hurricanes.

saling4 - 2008-09-10 11:55 PM Yes you do as do some others.  Geeeesh me and Sparco (or Sparco and I) are carrying ya'll.

Listen, just because I fell off the wagon for a day or two, doesn't mean you're allowed to talk smack! There were days where I was padding away while tumbleweeds were blowing through this place. If I weren't on the verge of being fired for (A) spending 10 days in Wisconsin in Ironman land, totally blowing off work; (B) spending the rest of my time post padding, browsing through BT and texting/chatting with other BTers - I'd be here padding all day. And, um, working out occasionally.

I'm getting back to it today. I think after a string of hellish meetings and a 10 hour day I'll be caught up.

Aww Lazy you know I love ya.  Now get to work (out)!! 

Jobs are for people that don't have training to do (or padding).

I agree! Hey, I took the summer off and trained like a pro. It was amazing. Until I logged onto my bank account and saw what was in there!

So far we haven't needed it.  No fair jinxing us.  

sparco - 2008-09-10 7:47 PM

givemashot - 2008-09-10 7:26 PM And my son is out of school for 3 weeks because we are on a year round track system h ere for elementary schools. They go to school for 6 weeks, then they're off for 3 weeks. Things get tricky for me when I have either my niece or my son off track, at different times, because they're on different tracks. And my daughter's school is on a traditional school year calendar. Confused yet? me too.

Eh.  How's the year-round track going for you?

I'm not a fan of having one on year round, and one on traditional. Especially since the one on traditional was my babysitter so I could still train when it was off-track time. Other than that, I have actually enjoyed the track system. Just when the kids get sick of school, they come spend a few weeks at home with mom. By the end of the 3 weeks, they are soooo happy to go back to school! ;-) 

X2! yay! 

LazyMarathoner - 2008-09-11 6:48 AM

saling4 - 2008-09-10 11:55 PM Yes you do as do some others.  Geeeesh me and Sparco (or Sparco and I) are carrying ya'll.

Listen, just because I fell off the wagon for a day or two, doesn't mean you're allowed to talk smack! There were days where I was padding away while tumbleweeds were blowing through this place. If I weren't on the verge of being fired for (A) spending 10 days in Wisconsin in Ironman land, totally blowing off work; (B) spending the rest of my time post padding, browsing through BT and texting/chatting with other BTers - I'd be here padding all day. And, um, working out occasionally.

I'm getting back to it today. I think after a string of hellish meetings and a 10 hour day I'll be caught up.

isn't smack talk supposed to go primarily to the other teams?  

Down almost 15 pounds since starting training