Mad Mutant Manatee Mentors 4--CLOSED (Page 51)

Asalzwed - 2013-04-16 9:59 PM

bcraht - 2013-04-16 9:56 AMAh, I haven't had time to watch that. Maybe now that I am done my class. Adrienne, I hope that you and J find something fun to do today. How's he legs feeling?

Actually, great! I could run today! But I won't.I do have a nasty blood blister on my little toe but it ain't no thang.We have chowda and lobster rolls on the to do list

Chowda! Howda chowda? Watch out for the shahks.

They probably do. The Great Leader knows all and can do all.

Asalzwed - 2013-04-16 10:08 PM

TriAya - 2013-04-16 10:07 AM

Asalzwed - 2013-04-16 9:59 PM

bcraht - 2013-04-16 9:56 AMAh, I haven't had time to watch that. Maybe now that I am done my class. Adrienne, I hope that you and J find something fun to do today. How's he legs feeling?

Actually, great! I could run today! But I won't.I do have a nasty blood blister on my little toe but it ain't no thang.We have chowda and lobster rolls on the to do list

Chowda! Howda chowda? Watch out for the shahks.

Sounds like Brie's husband

HAHAHAHA

Fave Boston memory: my sister and I were so stoned on a Saturday night--I mean, watching late-night TV without changing the channel stoned. We saw the commercial "what would you do for a Klondike bar" and all of a sudden got horrid, unquenchable Klondike bar munchies. If you noticed, it ain't the worst part of Boston, but it sure ain't the best, either, especially around 2am on a weekend night. My sister (who lived there!) was too scared to go to the 24-hour store two blocks down so she sent ME. I was 16! (Okay she was 20. Whatever). She said, "people will just think you're me. You'll be fine. I'll watch you from the window!"

I was so stoned that on the return trip I DID NOT NOTICE ... get this ... AEROSMITH going down the street in a stretch limo, with Steven Tyler wahoo-ing out the sunroof. My sis has pics. It's crazy.

Wearing a race shirt and cap today, oh, and my new running shoes. At least I have real pants on.

I really love you guys. I realized yesterday when I broke down sobbing at my desk after Salty checked in that I am no longer going to refer to you all as my "friends." (with air quotes). You are my friends. No air quotes required.

You are awesome. Not "Great Race" awesome, just plain AWESOME. I had a similar experience this morning, the chills, the tears, and the fears. 

And my race shirt is on as well. Which is a bit of a challenge, since it is under my work shirt and tie. And the A/C is fried at work today. I have removed the tie, and the collared shirt may be next.

Wait ... we were in air quotes before? Like flying Manatees?

Y'all are My Pod! Initial Caps My Pod! (I see him pee. Hm.)

Although I prayed for you occasionally before, you've firmly parked yourself in the F spot for my praying through the alphabet on long rides and runs. Especially since you shared about missing your dad and it hitting you again--or even as if for the first time--after a few years.

You ARE special!!! Vewy, VEWY schpeshul. Shhhh. Weah hunting salzy widdle wabbits.

JJ- - 2013-04-16 10:23 PM Well on a positive note: I had a fantastic ride today. Galveston really built my confidence back that my IT Band is healed and I can go harder now. I rode harder this morning than I have in a while and averaged 19.2 on the bike for about 20 miles. That's a very nice speed PR for me!! I'm finally getting faster

Sweet! Keep it fast, but keep it real too.

Awesome T.I.T.S. gains by our Tejas, Goody, and Jo. So happy to hear!

Kate, HUGS.  Happy Birthday! I'm so sorry that I forgot yesterday.

I agree!!!! I am wearing a 5k shirt.  It was the only clean race shirt that wasn't some florescent color!

Do I get extra points for wearing two race shirts?

It's only because I grabbed a long-sleeved one.  Glad I did. My lab is like a freezer today.  My fingers are stiff and it kind of hurts to type.

Dude...sucks!  I'm sorry to hear that.  I hope it gets better soon.

JJ- - 2013-04-16 11:23 AM Well on a positive note: I had a fantastic ride today. Galveston really built my confidence back that my IT Band is healed and I can go harder now. I rode harder this morning than I have in a while and averaged 19.2 on the bike for about 20 miles. That's a very nice speed PR for me!! I'm finally getting faster

HOORAY!!!