Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 3:57 pm
Meadows wrote:That's short for "braziers"
mmmmmmmmmmm.... dairy queen.
sounds good. is it lunch time?
mmmmmmmmmmm.... dairy queen.
sounds good. is it lunch time?
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mmmmmmmmmmm.... dairy queen.
sounds good. is it lunch time?
Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 8:42 pm
it's twelve o'clock somewhere.. 
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 4:34 pm
On some beach....
Diggum wrote:
I've been running for years (had to stop for a year and a half while I was ill), and my best 5k time was only 26 minutes. I have no problem with that! I'm inately slow and no matter how hard I train, less than 8-9 minute miles in a distant run kills me. I ran a 6 minute mile once, but it really took the joy out of running for me. That's why I run because I love to run. I climb because I love to climb. I compete only with myself. That way, I always win! I'm changing jobs as we speak because I have to run on treadmill right now and I miss being outside running in nature.
Stick with it, Grrl!
Diggum wrote:
Don't worry about it, Diggum, I think you are great! I know with your drive, speed will come for you.Just getting to 12 minute miles.
I've been running for years (had to stop for a year and a half while I was ill), and my best 5k time was only 26 minutes. I have no problem with that! I'm inately slow and no matter how hard I train, less than 8-9 minute miles in a distant run kills me. I ran a 6 minute mile once, but it really took the joy out of running for me. That's why I run because I love to run. I climb because I love to climb. I compete only with myself. That way, I always win! I'm changing jobs as we speak because I have to run on treadmill right now and I miss being outside running in nature.
Stick with it, Grrl!
Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 2:13 am
you heard her....grrrrrrrrl
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 5:26 pm
Diggum ran a great first race today. Very nice times.
I forgot about the nipple thing, and while I was wearing synthtics, I was glad the race was not any longer, otherwise I think it would have become really uncomfortable.
I forgot about the nipple thing, and while I was wearing synthtics, I was glad the race was not any longer, otherwise I think it would have become really uncomfortable.
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 10:00 pm
what did you two run? the 10K in Lex?
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 10:02 pm
Yep. Super fun race. Not to hilly.pigsteak wrote:what did you two run? the 10K in Lex?
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 10:11 pm
Wes kicked butt!
Was indeed a fun race. Seeing the stampede of heads & shoulders was inspiring.
Was indeed a fun race. Seeing the stampede of heads & shoulders was inspiring.
Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 11:13 pm
I think there are a number of ways to look at it. If one pictures the backdrop of say trees and the beauty of nature and then a stop light with a few bodies popping up and down at various intervals it can have a comic perspective.
As far as the actual method their choice and may they enjoy themselves and we enjoy our selves in a less critical atmosphere. The older I get the more I want to do things I enjoy that don't harm anyone. Like possible when I hear a good song stopping the car by the side of the road and dancing a bit. Why not I'm alive!
As far as latent homosexual WeLLLL!
As far as the actual method their choice and may they enjoy themselves and we enjoy our selves in a less critical atmosphere. The older I get the more I want to do things I enjoy that don't harm anyone. Like possible when I hear a good song stopping the car by the side of the road and dancing a bit. Why not I'm alive!
As far as latent homosexual WeLLLL!
Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 5:46 am
mgad wrote:
Let 'em stare!
Yep! Pulled the Hylander over last week and did the Queen head bang thingy with my grandbuddies! 8) One of the best moments of my life!Like possible when I hear a good song stopping the car by the side of the road and dancing a bit. Why not I'm alive!
Let 'em stare!