TAN 201: Yanti races Ironman JaTAN (Page 54)

Give it a shot.  You might get the perfect job!!!!  :-)

Have lived in Cleveland TWICE as an adult (or at least "of age," as adult isn't something often used to describe me).  The sports scene was one of the good/bad things there.  People sort of accepted cr@ppy teams (the bad) but you could always get great seats (well, the Browns were always tougher to get, but we would go to see the Indians play the Red Sox every year, pay some absurdly low price and park within a stone throw of the stadium) - that's the good.

Boston?  Well, if I hadn't grown up here, I'd wonder about these fans.  Folks take it a weeeeee too seriously, from my perspective.  I mean, it's not like *most* people here have actually played for one of the teams or have family that do, but you'd swear every game is a matter of life and death.  And that was true all during my childhood when we couldn't BUY a baseball or football championship (but hockey and basketball were pretty good then, so I dunno).

Miss Cleveland lots of times - such a great place to raise kids (the better half grew up there).

Ahem...

Sorry - just sorta got rambling there...  I don't function well without coffee or breakfast.  (ba-da-bump!  Long set up for that one)

LinkedIn will eventually devolve into some form of Facebook.  It's only a matter of time.  There was a time where Facebook was a handy way to coordinate between college students.  Then as the years went by it became myspace 2.0.

The wife just texted me a picture of my oldest who now has braces!

YIKES!  They look painful.

Carry on.

Absotively.

If ever there is a large TAN gathering, we all need to play the card game Cards Against Humanity.  It would be soooo fitting.

I love that game! Played it camping on a float trip once. So wrong, yet so right!

come to dinner with us next friday!  WHEE!

and, as if on cue, CAH just posted on FB that their greatest product ever, the "Bigger Blacker Box", is now available.

No such thing as too old. Do it.

Yep.  Think of it as having slightly pre-stretched skin, so the tat won't deform as much as if you'd gotten it when you were 19 (and totally sober). 

If you want it, go and get it!

Most asked question since my race is "when are you getting your tattoo?"

no such thing as too old but the ribcage hurts like a bee-yotch.  it's a good spot though cause if you ever have regret as an even older person, it is ALWAYS covered at all times.  no tattoo shame!

Other option is bicep, so trying to decide which place to place it.

Yep, this hurts like a motherEFFER.  But, I'm glad I got it done, and thinking that I want one on the other side of the ribs... 

Best played after a few drinks and our "house rule" is "No judging!", if a combination of cards is really bad and just wrong, then it's the best one to play.

I need more tattoos... I've been at least three of those four and only have two tattoos.

Ah, my peeps.

I've wanted a tattoo forever. Too a-skeered to pull the trigger. I've decided that if I'm an old woman and still don't have one, I'm going to get some in my 60s or 70s. Then if I don't love them there's not much time for regret - ha!

Boyfriend has two and wanted to get two more this summer but got talked down (not by me). I liked the premise, it was two words - one in his mothers handwriting and one in his fathers. The placement would not have been my first choice though... inside forearm just below the elbow bend - on each arm. 

A Kindle or Ipad is your best friend (I would say "book", but that's so old school).  IF, I ever have kids and have stuff I need to do like that?  Find a good bench and get comfortable and get some reading in?

You did an IM?  Well, barely. 

No, I did all of it!!!