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[Kona2]

Just got an email from Dan's wife, Jeanne. She says:

Today Dan had successful bypass surgery. Instead of a triple bypass they did 6.
He is doing very well. He is in ICU. He's alert and comfortable. His color is
great and he even joked a little with the nurses.
Thank you for your prayers and good wishes.
Jeanne Cox

Keep those positive thoughts and prayers going his way -

[andreacs]

Just got an email from Dan's wife, Jeanne. She says:

Today Dan had successful bypass surgery. Instead of a triple bypass they did 6.
He is doing very well. He is in ICU. He's alert and comfortable. His color is
great and he even joked a little with the nurses.
Thank you for your prayers and good wishes.
Jeanne Cox

Keep those positive thoughts and prayers going his way -

Best wishes for a quick recovery Danno!
Take it easy, though!

Andrea

[andreacs]

Happy Birthday one day late to Barb and Chris. Hope you both had a great day, and celebrated wildly, like a true Luna-Tic!

C'mon, Gabby! Row, row, row!

Much belated but heartfelt birthday wishes to Chris and Barbara!

Just got back on the erg (and to checking the forum), after a long "vacation" from rowing and a short but very nice real vacation in Maui .
No access to an erg there, but snorkeling with turtles was awesome!
Seeing the cyclists riding up on Haleakala, reminded me of Jan .

Happy rowing!

Andrea

[bg]

Just got an email from Dan's wife, Jeanne. She says:

Today Dan had successful bypass surgery. Instead of a triple bypass they did 6.
He is doing very well. He is in ICU. He's alert and comfortable. His color is
great and he even joked a little with the nurses.
Thank you for your prayers and good wishes.
Jeanne Cox

Keep those positive thoughts and prayers going his way -

wooo hooo danno...more healing thoughts coming your way.....

[Kona2]

Just got back on the erg (and to checking the forum), after a long "vacation" from rowing and a short but very nice real vacation in Maui .
No access to an erg there, but snorkeling with turtles was awesome!
Seeing the cyclists riding up on Haleakala, reminded me of Jan .

Happy rowing!

Andrea

Great to hear from you, Andrea! I've done the ride down Haleakala - where to avoid what are called Maui Owies, you're wearing a motorcycle helmet, and multiple layers while flying down the mountain on a cruiser bike. Good times! Glad some of your many travels gave some vacation time.

[rsdavr]

Danno,
Here's hoping you leave ICU very quickly & go to step-down, where they get you ready to go home. The sooner you get out of the hospital the better you will rest and recover. They told me I would remember nothing about ICU, but they were wrong. I remember every waking moment in there and I was glad to leave (even tho' they took very good care of me).

I'm glad you are resting comfortably. I thought of you as I did my 500m intervals this morning and I imagined how joyfully you will resume rowing. Can't wait 'till you get back!
Ross

[Kristine Strasburger]

Danno,
Here's hoping you leave ICU very quickly & go to step-down, where they get you ready to go home. The sooner you get out of the hospital the better you will rest and recover. They told me I would remember nothing about ICU, but they were wrong. I remember every waking moment in there and I was glad to leave (even tho' they took very good care of me).

I'm glad you are resting comfortably. I thought of you as I did my 500m intervals this morning and I imagined how joyfully you will resume rowing. Can't wait 'till you get back!
Ross

What he said!

[Kona2]

Danno - here's hoping that you get sent home soon...for good behavior.

Meanwhile, the Dog Days of Summrr keep rolling onward...and we're in day 2 of the third week....need to ante up your 40,000 m to stay in this challenge (8,000 m for the junior rowers and Tris and Mario have shown us they can put down some serious meters ... in a single day).

Season meters as of 107/365 = 26,497,016 m

Total meters on the day = 239,013 m

Oars in space (participation) = 33 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

1.2 MM Ron ....nice to sail into this milestone with a full marathon
800 K AJ ...whoop whoop! we'll be starting that countdown soon
700 K Chris H ...rows into this with a half marathon
400 K Barbara bg

We needed some mooning - thanks for rowing!

Jill H 374 m
Ashlee m
Kaylee 1,011 m
Tris 1,500 m
Brandon 1,684 m
Peter G 2,000 m
Marty 2,500 m
Bobbie 3,500 m
Tammy 3,600 m
Dave H 5,000 m
Andrea 5,359 m
Jim 5,800 m
Roger 5,825 m
Chuck 6,000 m
Joel 8,070 m
Ross 8,130 m
Carolyn 8,762 m
Charles B 10,000 m
Minnie 10,000 m
David A 10,876 m
Jay 11,000 m
Pat S 11,000 m
James G 11,670 m
Mitch J 13,008 m ... whoa...
bg 13,536 m
AJ 14,517 m
Chris H 21,097 m
Ron 42,195 m

And, since we're Dog Days of Summrrring, some light-hearted quick reads by Spencer Quinn feature "Chet the Dog". Check them out - Quinn has a new release (The Dog Who Knew Too Much) in early September....and that's just around the corner!

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[BAZzy]

Just got an email from Dan's wife, Jeanne. She says:

Today Dan had successful bypass surgery. Instead of a triple bypass they did 6.
He is doing very well. He is in ICU. He's alert and comfortable. His color is
great and he even joked a little with the nurses.
Thank you for your prayers and good wishes.
Jeanne Cox

Keep those positive thoughts and prayers going his way -

Go Danno, thata boy!

Great to hear you are doing well, and we'll have you back on the ERG before you know it!!

Cheers, BBB

[big maq]

Hey Danno
Take care. My hope is a quick recover for you.
Mitch J

[Kona2]

Starts September 15th ! Team roster is OPEN !

Yes, shameless advertising continues even if we're in the midst of the Dog Days of Summr Challenge.

Season meters as of 108/365 = 26,711,315 m

Total meters on the day = 214,299 m

Oars in space (participation) = 27 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

1.35 MM David A

Row yesterday? Good on ya, mates!

Tris 1,500 m
Marty 2,200 m
Mario Jackson 2,907 m ....without your fine mustache, are you still Mario these days?
Bobbie 3,500 m
Jill M 3,979 m
Roger 4,500 m
Tammy 4,500 m
KC 5,000 m
Minnie 5,127 m
Chuck 6,000 m
Andrea 6,136 m
Jim K 6,300 m
AJ 6,426 m
Peter G 8,000 m
Ross 9,940 m
Pat S 10,000 m ... man on a mission!
bg 10,026 m
Mitch J 11,005 m
13,000 m
David A 14,353 m
Baz 20,000 m ... feel free to correct the Aussie lingo as needed...
Jay 22,300 m
Brett 37,580 m

According to school calendars for Malvern, AR....looks like our junior rowers might just be back in school already! Whoa. Hope it is a great year for all ... including teachers!

[brotherjim]

Mario Jackson 2,907 m ....without your fine mustache, are you still Mario these days?


According to school calendars for Malvern, AR....looks like our junior rowers might just be back in school already! Whoa. Hope it is a great year for all ... including teachers![/quote]

Jackson is still Mario, actually not too many years away from growing his own real moustache if he follows in Uncle Jay and my footsteps.


School started Monday, Jackson is starting 6th, Tris 7th, Kaylee 3rd, Ashlee 1st, and Ethan Kindergarten. Bobbie still in 2nd grade They all are at the same school except Jack who actually resides in the city limits of Malvern so he attends Malvern Middle School. Everyone else is at Glen Rose School, one of the 4 county schools.

[Kristine Strasburger]

Wow, school is already started for some? Do they get out earlier than most then? Early May, perhaps?

[brotherjim]

Wow, school is already started for some? Do they get out earlier than most then? Early May, perhaps?

Usually the last week in May. Sometimes first week in June. But we have lots of snow days and rain days. If it snows a half inch, school is out. If it rains alot, our roads are impassible.

[BAZzy]

K2

Aussie lingo looks pretty good.....probably just the spelling.. on ya = onya

Strewth, good onya for hav'n a go tho...hey

http://www.koalanet.com.au/australian-slang.html