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Woohoo and hooyah! Congratulations, Harold, on achieving a ONE million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!
wooooooo hooooooo harold.....
Kona2 wrote:![]()
Woohoo and hooyah! Congratulations, Harold, on achieving a ONE million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!
ciera is sooooo adorable.....enjoy the time with your family....and great having you on board....Jodi wrote:Thanks K2 on the congratulations.Before last week I erroneously thought that the most difficult aspect of the holiday challenge was going to be getting the 100,000 meters of rowing in. I now realize that it has a name and her name is Ciera (my granddaughter), and she's 3 years old! Good grief!
No wonder we have children when we're young! I have had to sneak rows in during naps just to be sure and be back in the house before she wakes up and realizes that I'm not anxiously awaiting the opportunity to wait on her hand and foot every waking hour.
But it's done, I got over the hump and got 102,000+, so now anything else is like cool whip on my apple pie. (Meaning not necessary, but it sure makes the pie that much more enjoyable to eat.) So here's to the cool whip! My son and daughter-in-law will be here with the baby tomorrow and maybe I can get a few more meters added on for good measure. Or maybe I'll just enjoy the baby, either way, I accomplished a goal, and all is well in my neck of the woods.
As far as people joining the Luna-tics through invitation on the board, that's the way I found you guys. And I have totally enjoyed every minute of the comraderie, information, advice and just plain fun posts! Here's to 2012. Thanks for being here
Definitely an oldie-but-goodie movie, but also a great poem. I had to learn it in 7th grade, at school in Melbourne, and can still recite (most of!) it. I think that Dave H is related to the Australian poet, Banjo Paterson. This scene from the movie has the poem voiced-over, and if you don't have 10 minutes to spare, start it at minute 4:Kona2 wrote:The Man From Snowy River is an old film (but a goodie)....it has some of the most memorable footage of a horse and rider making a rapid descent down a steep incline...ever. Breath-snatching. The Snowy River is one of southeastern Australia's major rivers. It originates on the slopes of Mount Kosciuszko, Australia's highest mainland peak, and snow melt drains via the eastern slopes of the Snowy Mountains (part of Australian Alps) in New South Wales, before flowing through the Snowy River National Park in Victoria and emptying into Bass Strait. And, since Angelo resides in New South Wales, we'll call his reindeer "Snowy"...
Oarsome! Cheers, BBBKona2 wrote:![]()
Woohoo and hooyah! Incredible! Congratulations, Jay, on achieving a FIVE million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!
Great work Angelo, and K2 it is funny you mention this region as we will be there for a week in about three weeks!!Kona2 wrote:The Man From Snowy River is an old film (but a goodie)....it has some of the most memorable footage of a horse and rider making a rapid descent down a steep incline...ever. Breath-snatching. The Snowy River is one of southeastern Australia's major rivers. It originates on the slopes of Mount Kosciuszko, Australia's highest mainland peak, and snow melt drains via the eastern slopes of the Snowy Mountains (part of Australian Alps) in New South Wales, before flowing through the Snowy River National Park in Victoria and emptying into Bass Strait. And, since Angelo resides in New South Wales, we'll call his reindeer "Snowy"...maybe after the mountains or the river...and maybe after TinTin's dog, Snowy.![]()
Snowy (Angelo)
Congratulations, Angelo, on achieving 100K in the Holiday Challenge....and getting your $2.13 Concept2 donation ! Woot!