LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

[Toothdoc]

Would love to see some snow

Best,
Eric

i'd be happy to send you my snow.....and slush...and ice :}

Or a nice blow from one of our non-existant hurricanes this year! also : )

[Kona2]

Wowzer....the Forum Server was down for the count this AM when I went to post all the happenings!

Season meters as of 132/365 = 33,445,836 m

Total meters on the day = 269,283 m

Oars in space (participation) = 30 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

1.95 MM Ron
1.05 MM Norton
850 K Jay K
600 K Rebecca

Thanks, EVERYONE, for rowing with us!

Lily 755 m
Kerry 1,308 m
Scott 1,500 m
Rivka 2,500 m
Jay R 2,524 m
Bobbie 2,911
Marie 3,000 m
Anita 3,500 m
Melissa 5,000 m
Peter G 5,000 m
AJ 6,000 m
Mike C 6,015 m
Ronnie m
Tim K 6,831 m
Sarah 7,073 m
Pat S 7,074 m
Jeff P 7,500 m
Todd 7,683 m
Ryan 7,764 m
Rosi 8,000 m
Jim 8,307 m
Cathie m
Mikkel 10,000 m
Rebecca 10,000 m
Robert 10,000 m
Paul B 11,000 m
Jay K m
David A 16,008 m
Norton 17,250 m
bg 25,463 m
Ron 41,652 m

[Boog]

[/quote]Or a nice blow from one of our non-existant hurricanes this year! also : ) [/quote]

The fewer the hurricanes, the better. Everytime one makes landfall between Virginia and Louisana, my Reserve unit gets put on alert to help out. Helping disaster victims: GREAT Time spent away from my 1-year old: Not so much

Best,
Eric

[Kona2]

Colorado seems to make the US national news frequently...and I am sure some will see our weather and flooding issues reported out today and tomorrow. We have a storm cell that is parked over us and just won't budge....and for a state that celebrates how many SUNNY days a year it has, we're still in the gray and gloomy section this week. There's a saying "god willing and the creek don't rise" that could be applied here....because the creeks are rising, dams are breaking, there are highway closures, and roadways are suddenly dropping away into fast moving streams. In fact, a roadway that I often take to play golf showed three vehicles floating - one upside down - this morning. All people inside vehicles were safe. The ground is saturated, and there's just no place for the water to go. Still, I am in a rainy, but not flooded, area. We are on flood watch for the next 24 hours with heavy rains continuing. For those who are interested, our local 9news.com does a live streaming video newscast several times a day. Good day to stay inside!

And thanks, Eric (and others!), for being one of the people we can count on to help out when natural disasters strike! We'll hope that you don't have to have too much time away from the bambino!

Season meters as of 133/365 = 33,668,148 m

Total meters on the day = 222,312 m

Oars in space (participation) = 22 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

2.4 MM bg
750 K David T
700 K Danno
350 K Andrew
100 K Debbie V

Thanks, ALL, for rowing with us! Several 9/11 remembrance rows completed by teammates. Nice. And, for those new to the team, we often row a series of 888 or 8888 in remembrance as well.

Lily m
Bobbie 2,000 m
Darren 2,000 m
Rivka 2,500 m
Marie 3,500 m
Sarah 4,229 m
AJ 6,000 m
David T 6,000 m
Ronnie 6,500 m
Jay K 7,000 m
Nicholas 7,000 m
Rosi m
Jim K m
Andrew 9,483 m
Mikkel 10,000 m
Minnie 10,027 m
Cathie m
Eric 12,116 m
Norton 15,000 m
David A 19,340 m
Danno 22,194 m
bg 22,402 m
Debbie V 25,000 m

[Toothdoc]

Or a nice blow from one of our non-existant hurricanes this year! also : ) [/quote]

The fewer the hurricanes, the better. Everytime one makes landfall between Virginia and Louisana, my Reserve unit gets put on alert to help out. Helping disaster victims: GREAT Time spent away from my 1-year old: Not so much

Best,
Eric[/quote]


Thanks a bunch Eric. Maybe next year you'll get to come to FLA. If you do ring me up!

danno

[bg]

[quote="Kona2"]Colorado seems to make the US national news frequently...and I am sure some will see our weather and flooding issues reported out today and tomorrow. We have a storm cell that is parked over us and just won't budge....and for a state that celebrates how many SUNNY days a year it has, we're still in the gray and gloomy section this week. There's a saying "god willing and the creek don't rise" that could be applied here....because the creeks are rising, dams are breaking, there are highway closures, and roadways are suddenly dropping away into fast moving streams. In fact, a roadway that I often take to play golf showed three vehicles floating - one upside down - this morning. All people inside vehicles were safe. The ground is saturated, and there's just no place for the water to go. Still, I am in a rainy, but not flooded, area. We are on flood watch for the next 24 hours with heavy rains continuing. For those who are interested, our local 9news.com does a live streaming video newscast several times a day. Good day to stay inside!

And thanks, Eric (and others!), for being one of the people we can count on to help out when natural disasters strike! We'll hope that you don't have to have too much time away from the bambino!

scary...hope ypu are safe out there,,,and thanks from me too eric :}

[bg]

Stay safe and dry out there K2 We have had two days of severe thunderstorms and power outages, but nothing like what Colorado is dealing with.
I hear Humberto is gaining strength out in the mid-Atlantic
Thank goodness for people like Eric who respond selflessly to disasters
Da Do Ron Ron

ditto :} and glad you're okay da do ron ron :}

[Kona2]

Day 3 of Flood Watch continues....send positive thoughts especially to our teammate Lily who lives in Boulder, where many roads are closed. Those who were trying to get to their homes yesterday were often unsuccessful. For perspective, we have received more rain in four days than we receive in a full year. Yikes!

Starts in TWO days! Sign on...sign on...sign on !!

Season meters as of 133/365 = 33,969,149 m

Total meters on the day = 301,001 m

Oars in space (participation) = 26 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

1.9 MM Ed
1.5 MM David A
550 K Peter G

Thanks, everyone, for rowing with us!

Bobbie 2,013 m ... an unusual year so far!
Marie 2,500 m
sarah 4,240 m
Bill 5,000 m
Melissa 5,000 m
Rebecca 5,000 m
Greg C 6,177 m
Jay 6,500 m
Ronnie 7,000 m
Rosi 7,000 m
Nicholas 7,045 m
AJ 8,000 m
Cathie m
Jim 9,353 m
Barry 10,000 m
James S 10,000 m
Peter G 10,000 m
Todd 10,000 m
Dan W m
Anita 10,300 m
Minnie m ...
David A 14,681 m
Ron 19,210 m
Norton 20,141 m
bg 25,308 m
Danno 27,103 m

[Kona2]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Congratulations, Ron, on achieving a TWO million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!!

[Kona2]

I think we are starting to understand what a big process this is going to be to repair, rebuild in this state....once the waters recede. Many rivers, creeks are to hit their peak volumes today...and 1 -3 inches of more rain predicted. Scary stuff.

Season meters as of 135/365 = 34,200,580 m

Total meters on the day = 231,431 m

Oars in space (participation) = 19 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

2.45 MM bg
2.0 MM Ron
1.95 MM Ed
1.1 MM Norton
900 K Minnie
650 K Jim
250 K Ted C-G

Thanks, everyone, for rowing with us!

Nicholas 1,000 m
Mike M 2,036 m
Scott 2,500 m
Bobbie 2,525 m
Marie 4,500 m
Rosi 7,500 m
David A 8,522 m
Ronnie 9,000 m
Jim 9,188 m
Andrew 9,447 m
Cathie 10,000 m
James S 10,000 m
Pat B 10,108 m
Norton 11,000 m
Minnie 13,327 m
Jay 15,000 m
bg 23,181 m
Ed 25,000 m
Ron 27,597 m
Ted 30,000 m

[Toothdoc]

Hey Ron way to go!!!!!
danno

[bg]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Congratulations, Ron, on achieving a TWO million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!!

woooo hooooo and congrats da do ron ron :}

[bg]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Congratulations, Ron, on achieving a TWO million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!!

Thank you all for words of support. They are most appreciated, especially now. I know there are a lot of people suffering in Colorado and with all the pain and woe in the world, my troubles are nothing, but I have been going through a little string of bad luck. First there is the home repair project that keeps on growing, then our poor old dog took a bad fall and now I have to carry her up and down the stairs and on Wednesday I was involved in a traffic accident and totaled my truck The good news is that there were no injuries.
I've tried to keep up with the rowing, because that helps me maintain my sanity and being on this team helps me maintain my rowing.
Thank you
Da Do Ron Ron

that's three bad luck things, so now your luck should turn to good :} also sending dry thoughts to colorado...

[just27]

... I have been going through a little string of bad luck. First there is the home repair project that keeps on growing, then our poor old dog took a bad fall and now I have to carry her up and down the stairs and on Wednesday I was involved in a traffic accident and totaled my truck ...
Da Do Ron Ron

Good grief, that reads like Buck Owens' "If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all!" As Barbara notes, you're done with the "things happen in three" ... so, you should have smooth sailing, from now on. All the best, and give your dog a scratch behind the ears, from me.

[just27]

You know you're in trouble when your life starts sounding like a country song At least my wife hasn't left me yet
Da Do Ron Ron

Yes, DDRR, but there's still prison, and the runaway father you never knew blues ...
Or, perhaps we should move on to hip hop; if your truck, and dog story feel too cliché.

I wonder what's the weather doing, Where the Columbines Grow? Staying inside and dry, K2?
(Colorful Colorado is from old CO license plates, yes?)

I am SO procrastinating ... the Dyson is just parked in the *** DELETE - SPAM ***, looking at me.
Back to Saturday's housework. No more fun forum thoughts, for a while.