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 2005-10-02 7:43 PM in reply to: #257652 |
Wife, Mother, Friend.  2457    South |  Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a joggerBettylou "Mom! You need to go for a run!"  I actually got this today.... I was in cleaning mode and being verry snappy! My husband threatened to tie me down and dress me in my running gear! The kids offered to help. I eventually got a workout today.... |
| 2005-10-03 6:58 AM in reply to: #256661 |
Extreme Veteran 596 ma | Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a jogger I just did a 5K on Saturday. There was a woman with a stroller running (way faster than me), she sort of ran with it off to the side, pushing it with one hand. It looked sort of like she was in denial, like "oh this?...i don't know its attached my hand". She sort of looked like her feet didn't touch the ground. Maybe theres something to it. Plight transfer? Astral projection? Let's google it. Congratulations on the effort though...truelly. Just think how light and free you'll feel when without! I missed that part with my kids, cuz I was umm...umm...just plain lazy and non-athletic when my babes were in strollers. and the bottom line here is....you DID find (a really good) limit to what you would NOT do |
| 2005-10-03 9:36 AM in reply to: #257019 |
| Regular 178 Mound, MN | Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a jogger I think you and I are on the same "wing" . That said, I too think I would enjoy a dinner with Bill. My belief is what made him so popular was he seemed like one of the guys in your Sat morning foursome, maybe nuddging the ball in the rough, but entertaining as all hell. Politically I think he was a little nuts, but we all have that one guy we know that never really left the Frat party, still schmoosing the girls, of course he's also our single friend. Still a guy you like to hang out with from time to time. And you are right about 'ol Ted, he'd be a great partner for a wedding crasher thing, anyone with the open bar. Good luck, Jay |
| 2005-10-03 2:29 PM in reply to: #256661 |
Expert 948 Mount Vernon, Iowa | Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a jogger I always got a good workout with the jogger, but I had to stop running with it after by DS began to lean out and shout "LOOOOOOSER!" whenever we passed someone. It was too much effort not to fall down right there and LMAO. I swear I didn't teach him to do that. |
| 2005-10-03 4:33 PM in reply to: #256936 |
| Member 30 Pebble Beach, CA | Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a jogger Believe me your not the only Repub. on the board. I just have chosen to sit back at laugh at the stupidty when politics is thrown in on a race/athletic/triathlon board. Yeah, Yeah, we are all entitled to our opinions and this is a "public" forum (which I know many of you want to reply) but lets save the petty jabs for another board. |
| 2005-10-03 8:58 PM in reply to: #258446 |
Master 1946  Bronze member | Subject: RE: LOOOOOSSSSEEERRRR THAT is priceless- I'd even endure the supermarket tantrum to enjoy that ! |
| 2005-10-03 8:58 PM in reply to: #258446 |
Master 1946 Bronze member | Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a jogger CLLinIA - 2005-10-03 2:29 PM I always got a good workout with the jogger, but I had to stop running with it after by DS began to lean out and shout "LOOOOOOSER!" whenever we passed someone. It was too much effort not to fall down right there and LMAO. I swear I didn't teach him to do that. |
| 2005-10-05 9:44 AM in reply to: #258550 |
| Regular 178 Mound, MN | Subject: RE: Things you'd rather do than run with a jogger I went back and read my reply and don't find anything petty or a jab about it. But thanks for the heads up. Jay |
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