Hot Toddies (Page 9)

I love beer, beer, beer!!!...Yuengling light is my favorite!....I also like to add Kahlua to coffee!...I think a hot toddie has rum and apple juice/cider in it....it is very good! 

I love beer as well! I drink it at least 3 days a week, which is why I do tris

Yeah, I have no life outside of BT some days so I accept it and I'm fine with it!

I am pretty sure I messed up that one!!!!....oh well, that means it is after my bedtime!

Can anyone make a team graph for the Hot Toddies?  I like to put them on my log!

Good night Toddies!

I'll give it a whirl tomorrow.  I've had too much wine to try it tonight!

Evening,

I got a core workout and a run in today.  Can't remember which I'm supposed to be doing for this challenge, so I'm telling ya about both

That would be great, but how are you going to top the pic of the boots?

That's ok, your part is bolded above. Hey, whatever justification it takes! 

runnerx - 2008-12-02 9:29 PM

lyssa-gator - 2008-12-03 12:28 AM wally my dear! you KNOW i love to be on top!!

I'm swooning.... (do we still use that word in the 21st century?)

it's all right by me!
how are you anyway? 

runnerx - 2008-12-03 7:21 AM

Slugger - 2008-12-03 2:55 AM So I've finally untangled that I'm supposed to run for this challenge. Thus, run report: Went for a GREAT run today - a trail run! Went up, up, up the hill at, um, a somewhat, er, slower pace than normal. But whatever, I was really proud of myself for trying it. I'll keep getting out there, and eventually I'll be like, "When was this hard?" I've got this really fuzzy and amorphous (and completely and utterly insane) thought of doing the Pittsfield Snowshoe Race in March - 6+ miles and 1400' of elevation gain. And that's the "Fun" Run!! Yeowch. I'll put off entering until the last minute so I don't feel trapped into it, which would tank my workouts rather than encourage them. But maybe, just maybe, I'll make it...

That's great to hear. Hills are perfect training. My running club has a VERY hilly route that we do on tuesday nights. It doesn't matter how fast you run the hills, if you keep at them week after week, eventually you surprise yourself. You're putting in the same effort yet you look at your watch and you can't believe how much faster you're going.

Yeah, I keep telling myself I like hills and eventually I'll fly up them like it's flat.  Not happening yet though!  I have a huge hill to run up no matter what local route I take.  Well, it's huge to me anyway!

Morning Team

Just wanted to pop in and prove that I am a morning person.  I wasn't lying.  I'm back at work for the first time in a week and already a little bored replying to emails.  The good news is the boss is gone till next week so its still a little like vacation.

ebshot - 2008-12-03 6:32 AM

runnerx - 2008-12-03 7:21 AM

Slugger - 2008-12-03 2:55 AM So I've finally untangled that I'm supposed to run for this challenge. Thus, run report: Went for a GREAT run today - a trail run! Went up, up, up the hill at, um, a somewhat, er, slower pace than normal. But whatever, I was really proud of myself for trying it. I'll keep getting out there, and eventually I'll be like, "When was this hard?" I've got this really fuzzy and amorphous (and completely and utterly insane) thought of doing the Pittsfield Snowshoe Race in March - 6+ miles and 1400' of elevation gain. And that's the "Fun" Run!! Yeowch. I'll put off entering until the last minute so I don't feel trapped into it, which would tank my workouts rather than encourage them. But maybe, just maybe, I'll make it...

That's great to hear. Hills are perfect training. My running club has a VERY hilly route that we do on tuesday nights. It doesn't matter how fast you run the hills, if you keep at them week after week, eventually you surprise yourself. You're putting in the same effort yet you look at your watch and you can't believe how much faster you're going.

Yeah, I keep telling myself I like hills and eventually I'll fly up them like it's flat.  Not happening yet though!  I have a huge hill to run up no matter what local route I take.  Well, it's huge to me anyway!

Mmmmmm.....hills.  I love em.

When I visit my sister in San Diego she basically has a footpath that starts in her backyard that winds up a mountain.  Of course I don't stop till i reach the top and its been one of my favorite workouts cuz it really kicks my butt.  Yes, I'm a little masochistic like that.