August
Cathlete
Good morning!
Well, it's the last day of February, can you even believe it?
And what have I done this morning? I've played in my village and I've read the posts. LOL.
It was cardio day today. What can I say.
But I'm going be back to my regular lifting and cardio schedules come tomorrow. I've got my rotation all set up and it's all written out so I have no choice! :*
Michele -
>I'm a bit distressed about that...just a bit
LMAO!
Okay. Tell me where the fat rotation is. I want to see what it looks like. I know I just said that I have my new rotation all ready, but....just tell me so I can see it.
What did I mix my protein powder with? Good ol'-fashioned water. It's actually pretty tasty even without frozen banana and spinach.....So, how are your stragglers today? I'll hope that there aren't any married ant couples...Weasel won't come until Sunday, so I have to keep the fake painting in my house until then, kind of a nuisance, but whatcha gonna do. Bells look like regular coins and have a very nice cling to them, of course!....The next time a friend forces you into a Thai restaurant, order Phad Thai. They are noodles and they're not spicy at all! Though I can't say they're the healthiest food out there.
Deb -
>I mean don't they hibernate or DIE or something when it's cold?
LMAO! Enjoy your last day before the P90X rotation!!!
Terri - Hey, I saw your rotation and your cute photo! You so do not look overweight at all. Did you decide to do the cardio in the morning fasted and the weights in the afternoon? Man, that sounds like a lot to do.
OMG!! Your SM's tonsil story was so freakin funny!!! I would have LOVED to have seen the intern's face!!
LMAO at you and your b-u-t-t-o-c-k-s.
Kara -
>if I go there when the "hot now" sign is lit, the lovely man behind the counter gives me extra GLAZED ones for free.
OMG. I'm literally speechless.
>Anyway, my DD is turning 9 in a couple of weeks and has asked for a Nintendo DS I am going to get Animal Crossing to go with it! Yea! I can't wait until she is at school and I can play it.
LMAOLMAO...L-M-A-O!!!
The one I play is called Animal Crossing : Wild World. (There's also an old version with a similar name, apparently.)
This is great! Well, once you're DD has played with it for a little and "misplaces" it and can't take it with her to school, get ready to have your character come visit my character in Tokyo! We can exchange codes and go to each other's houses via Wi-Fi!
Wait a minute, how old am I again?
Oooh, you other Haters are so going to want to get Animal Crossing LOL. I think there can be 4 characters visiting one village at once. FOUR. FOUR! LOL.
Oh yeah, cockroaches. And you know what they say about having one cockroach, right? Japan has TONS of cockroaches in the summer, and if you're not careful, they'll take over your home. That reminds me, if you don't play your Animal Crossing at least every couple days, your character's home will become infested with cockroaches, too. Course, that's never happened to me since this game has gotten me to flake on everything else in my life so I can be diligent to make my village as cool as can be.
Arista - Be afraid of Animal Crossing. It sounds so humdrum : your character fishes, catches bugs, plants and waters the flowers, shoots things in the sky with a sling-shot, hit rocks to find jackpots, collects and sells fruit, donates things to the museum, and runs errands to make money to pay back the house loans, and have a bank account.....hardly sounds like fun - and yet it is completely enthralling. It's not like a regular video game -there is no time pressure, it's more about relaxing and enjoying, and about designing the coolest village and house that you can, and just all-around peacefulness and cuteness. Particular events only happen once a week or month (there's a monthly flea-market, and a fishing contest, a fireworks festival etc), and there is so much you can do every day. You even teach the other residents in your village things to say. I have some of my residents greet me by yelling "POTATO!" It's a riot.
I'm simple. LOL.
You know, I bought mine in Japan, so I'm not sure how much the price is in the States. The Nintendo DS Lite is the newest hand-held model (that came out just before Wii, I think). It's not heavy, so you can take it with you anywhere so that it can conveniently eat up all your time both in and out of your home.
You guys need to stop asking me about Animal World. I don't want you to start to dread me. LOL.
Anyway, that's great that you can now rent workouts so you can try them out before buying. I'll keep my fingers crossed that your tooth simmers down soon....That's fantastic that you're getting so much out of those hypnosis CDs! And no, that does not sound like a ton of food.
>I am going to go have a small dish of low fat rocky road ice cream though, and its off to bed for me.
LMAO!
Congratulations to you on your new job. That's great to hear that you're enjoying it so much.
Dana - After you've played Animal Crossing a bunch, you have your character walk home and put her into bed so she can sleep and save all the things that happened on that day. Isn't that cuuuute? LOL. Or you can just be boring and push the save button. Once I spent over an hour arranging all my flowers just the way I wanted them, and I DROPPED my Nintendo. I'm sure I alarmed the construction workers upstairs when I screamed LOL. The data chip bounced out and all my village flowers scattered all over the place. It was horrifying. Now I save like every five minutes because I'm so scared LOL.
$6 a dozen for KK?!! I will bet you the Japanese price will be twice that much AT LEAST. Oh man, when will my schedule let up so I can go to KK? I mean, I haven't even been able to have a chance to make Mexican at home!! I have not been able to visit with Shred!
It sounds like you did most of KPC if not almost all of it, at any rate, you did do a lot of it. Yeah!...You'd think for the intern to learn, that someone would be there to watch him and teach him as he is checking things out. Geesh.
What a totally weird story about your friend and the date. Sounds like a bad Seinfeld or something.
Jen - I'm so sorry to hear that you're feeling badly. Urgh, since Saturday? That totally sucks. I imagine you must be drinking lots of hot water. I'll keep my fingers crossed that a good night's sleep will prompt good morning action.
Robin -
>He said he had never seen a baby with RSV that was sick enough to need a ventilator, so I suggested he pay us for the education
LMAO!
Oh man, the thought of putting gym shoes on over huge heel blisters makes me shiver....How cute about your cat chewing on the palm tree sprouts!
Diane - Wow, your pregnancy is coming right along eh - wearing DH's pajamas! How fun and exciting!...Oh man, I cannot believe that they gave you a med student to try to do a pap. WTH?! That must have been horrible....That's great to hear that you are back to eating the way you want to and don't feel sick much anymore. Yes, do post new photos! We'd love to see them!
I SOOOOO need to work LMAO.
Later!
Well, it's the last day of February, can you even believe it?
And what have I done this morning? I've played in my village and I've read the posts. LOL.
It was cardio day today. What can I say.
But I'm going be back to my regular lifting and cardio schedules come tomorrow. I've got my rotation all set up and it's all written out so I have no choice! :*
Michele -
>I'm a bit distressed about that...just a bit
LMAO!
Okay. Tell me where the fat rotation is. I want to see what it looks like. I know I just said that I have my new rotation all ready, but....just tell me so I can see it.
What did I mix my protein powder with? Good ol'-fashioned water. It's actually pretty tasty even without frozen banana and spinach.....So, how are your stragglers today? I'll hope that there aren't any married ant couples...Weasel won't come until Sunday, so I have to keep the fake painting in my house until then, kind of a nuisance, but whatcha gonna do. Bells look like regular coins and have a very nice cling to them, of course!....The next time a friend forces you into a Thai restaurant, order Phad Thai. They are noodles and they're not spicy at all! Though I can't say they're the healthiest food out there.
Deb -
>I mean don't they hibernate or DIE or something when it's cold?
LMAO! Enjoy your last day before the P90X rotation!!!
Terri - Hey, I saw your rotation and your cute photo! You so do not look overweight at all. Did you decide to do the cardio in the morning fasted and the weights in the afternoon? Man, that sounds like a lot to do.
OMG!! Your SM's tonsil story was so freakin funny!!! I would have LOVED to have seen the intern's face!!
LMAO at you and your b-u-t-t-o-c-k-s.
Kara -
>if I go there when the "hot now" sign is lit, the lovely man behind the counter gives me extra GLAZED ones for free.
OMG. I'm literally speechless.
>Anyway, my DD is turning 9 in a couple of weeks and has asked for a Nintendo DS I am going to get Animal Crossing to go with it! Yea! I can't wait until she is at school and I can play it.
LMAOLMAO...L-M-A-O!!!
The one I play is called Animal Crossing : Wild World. (There's also an old version with a similar name, apparently.)
This is great! Well, once you're DD has played with it for a little and "misplaces" it and can't take it with her to school, get ready to have your character come visit my character in Tokyo! We can exchange codes and go to each other's houses via Wi-Fi!
Wait a minute, how old am I again?
Oooh, you other Haters are so going to want to get Animal Crossing LOL. I think there can be 4 characters visiting one village at once. FOUR. FOUR! LOL.
Oh yeah, cockroaches. And you know what they say about having one cockroach, right? Japan has TONS of cockroaches in the summer, and if you're not careful, they'll take over your home. That reminds me, if you don't play your Animal Crossing at least every couple days, your character's home will become infested with cockroaches, too. Course, that's never happened to me since this game has gotten me to flake on everything else in my life so I can be diligent to make my village as cool as can be.
Arista - Be afraid of Animal Crossing. It sounds so humdrum : your character fishes, catches bugs, plants and waters the flowers, shoots things in the sky with a sling-shot, hit rocks to find jackpots, collects and sells fruit, donates things to the museum, and runs errands to make money to pay back the house loans, and have a bank account.....hardly sounds like fun - and yet it is completely enthralling. It's not like a regular video game -there is no time pressure, it's more about relaxing and enjoying, and about designing the coolest village and house that you can, and just all-around peacefulness and cuteness. Particular events only happen once a week or month (there's a monthly flea-market, and a fishing contest, a fireworks festival etc), and there is so much you can do every day. You even teach the other residents in your village things to say. I have some of my residents greet me by yelling "POTATO!" It's a riot.
I'm simple. LOL.
You know, I bought mine in Japan, so I'm not sure how much the price is in the States. The Nintendo DS Lite is the newest hand-held model (that came out just before Wii, I think). It's not heavy, so you can take it with you anywhere so that it can conveniently eat up all your time both in and out of your home.
You guys need to stop asking me about Animal World. I don't want you to start to dread me. LOL.
Anyway, that's great that you can now rent workouts so you can try them out before buying. I'll keep my fingers crossed that your tooth simmers down soon....That's fantastic that you're getting so much out of those hypnosis CDs! And no, that does not sound like a ton of food.
>I am going to go have a small dish of low fat rocky road ice cream though, and its off to bed for me.
LMAO!
Congratulations to you on your new job. That's great to hear that you're enjoying it so much.
Dana - After you've played Animal Crossing a bunch, you have your character walk home and put her into bed so she can sleep and save all the things that happened on that day. Isn't that cuuuute? LOL. Or you can just be boring and push the save button. Once I spent over an hour arranging all my flowers just the way I wanted them, and I DROPPED my Nintendo. I'm sure I alarmed the construction workers upstairs when I screamed LOL. The data chip bounced out and all my village flowers scattered all over the place. It was horrifying. Now I save like every five minutes because I'm so scared LOL.
$6 a dozen for KK?!! I will bet you the Japanese price will be twice that much AT LEAST. Oh man, when will my schedule let up so I can go to KK? I mean, I haven't even been able to have a chance to make Mexican at home!! I have not been able to visit with Shred!
It sounds like you did most of KPC if not almost all of it, at any rate, you did do a lot of it. Yeah!...You'd think for the intern to learn, that someone would be there to watch him and teach him as he is checking things out. Geesh.
What a totally weird story about your friend and the date. Sounds like a bad Seinfeld or something.
Jen - I'm so sorry to hear that you're feeling badly. Urgh, since Saturday? That totally sucks. I imagine you must be drinking lots of hot water. I'll keep my fingers crossed that a good night's sleep will prompt good morning action.
Robin -
>He said he had never seen a baby with RSV that was sick enough to need a ventilator, so I suggested he pay us for the education
LMAO!
Oh man, the thought of putting gym shoes on over huge heel blisters makes me shiver....How cute about your cat chewing on the palm tree sprouts!
Diane - Wow, your pregnancy is coming right along eh - wearing DH's pajamas! How fun and exciting!...Oh man, I cannot believe that they gave you a med student to try to do a pap. WTH?! That must have been horrible....That's great to hear that you are back to eating the way you want to and don't feel sick much anymore. Yes, do post new photos! We'd love to see them!
I SOOOOO need to work LMAO.
Later!
