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

[just27]

Now that our move is behind us and we are getting comfortable in our new Tennessee home I should be able to add some meters to the cause.

Happy new home, Rich. Where in Tennessee?

[Kona2]

Adding a few more Lunies to the Challenge Finishers!

Stephen Wild Cheshire GBR LUNA-TICS 22264
Rebecca Whitcomb Readfield ME USA LUNA-TICS 21000
Barry Thurston Hartlebury GBR LUNA-TICS 21000
Bruce Takenaka Laguna Niguel CA USA LUNA-TICS 21097
Luna T USA LUNA-TICS 21097
Bill Smallwood Phoenix AZ USA LUNA-TICS 21107
Paul Sharp Aberdeen Aberdeedshire GBR LUNA-TICS 21097
Ron MacBruce Brookfield VT USA LUNA-TICS 26097
barbara grandberg somerville ma USA LUNA-TICS 22597
Mike Crossley Richland WA USA LUNA-TICS 21097
Andrea Cosmin Santa Clara CA USA LUNA-TICS 21686
Ed Church Pocatello Id USA LUNA-TICS 21250
Greg Childs Fort Wayne IN USA LUNA-TICS 21097
Stuart Babendir Deerfield IL USA LUNA-TICS 21097
David A. Alden Amberley Village OH USA LUNA-TICS 21256
Laurie Pachter 21,000 m (maybe not entered on the actual Solstice row day, but she was THERE in spirit and meters )

[Kona2]

Our ruling orb of the night sky....wowzer, it's a bright moon here in the western skies, too.

Welcome to new teammate Nicholas L ! We wish you many great rowing sessions, and lots of camaraderie (and have no doubt that you will produce a sub-7 minute 2K). I think many of us wish that we'd had the opportunity to crew in college - a few have had that wonderful experience. Great thing about Concept2 and the erg is that it's never too late to be part of a crew, and you've joined a fun one! Wait till the team competitions....you'll be glad you have that shiny new erg accessible!

And, hey hey for the Monkees! Rich took the last train to Clarksville! It's a whole new adventure! Looks like Clarksville is home to several colleges and universities...

Season meters as of 53/365 = 12,224,860 m

Total meters on the day = 253,624 m

Oars in space (participation) = 22 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

350 K Barry
200 K Mike C
100 K Greg C

Thanks, everyone, for rowing with us!

Jeff M 1,166 m (a double double!)
Rich M 2,000 m
Luna T m
Paul B 4,500 m
Brian C 5,000 m
Tim P 7,872 m
Stephen 7,980 m
Rebecca 9,000 m
Mike C 10,000 m
Peter G 10,000 m
Minnie 10,027 m
Norton 10,164 m (thought I saw that red motorcycle flash by!)
Dan W 10,886 m
Richard T m
Barry 15,000 m
Laurie 21,000 m
Greg C 21,097 m
Nicholas 92,377 m

Wishing everyone clear night skies and a chance to drag the air mattresses out into the backyard for some night sky viewing (new moon after the Super Moon would be a good time to see lots and lots of constellations - and maybe a meteor or two ). Get out the star maps! Get out the bug repellent!

[Kerry1976]

Thought I would check in. My rowing has been pretty much nil lately because I was really feeling under the weather, but I found out I have a pretty good reason for feeling "off," I am pregnant with my first child!

So, while I am tired as all get out, I am going to try to work to getting some consistent rowing in, even if it is shorter and easier. I am also doing yoga twice a week and trying to get in some walking and the occasional bike ride in if possible. (MTA: finding myself somewhat nauseous all the time, and rowing is no exception (and sometimes seems to make it worse) but it is something I just need to work through)

[just27]

My rowing has been pretty much nil lately because I was really feeling under the weather, but I found out I have a pretty good reason for feeling "off," I am pregnant with my first child!

Congratulations, how wonderful!

[bg]

Thought I would check in. My rowing has been pretty much nil lately because I was really feeling under the weather, but I found out I have a pretty good reason for feeling "off," I am pregnant with my first child!

So, while I am tired as all get out, I am going to try to work to getting some consistent rowing in, even if it is shorter and easier. I am also doing yoga twice a week and trying to get in some walking and the occasional bike ride in if possible. (MTA: finding myself somewhat nauseous all the time, and rowing is no exception (and sometimes seems to make it worse) but it is something I just need to work through)

mazel tov :}

and rich-how was the yankees game.....i thought i heard hat jeter may be back soon???i like him cause he was named after the bruin's derek sanderson...

welcome and welcome back to folks....

and ...oh no...i'm spacing out...hope the move to tn went well...

and goooooo bruins.....

[Drivetofast]

bg if you are talking to me Richard T The yankee game was good as always when your Team wins. Jeter is suppose to be back after allstar break will see he isn't running yet

[Gyrodon]

Looks like Clarksville is home to several colleges and universities...

That's why we are here. My better half starts her new job teaching at Austin Peay University in the fall!!

[Kona2]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Richard T decides to make it an official ONE million as he racks up the meters! Congratulations, Drivetofast, on achieving a ONE million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!

[Luna]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Richard T decides to make it an official ONE million as he racks up the meters! Congratulations, Drivetofast, on achieving a ONE million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!

WAY TO ROW DAD

[Drivetofast]

NIK____________________WALLENDA Awesome Job WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW I bet he never failed a DUI test

[bg]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Richard T decides to make it an official ONE million as he racks up the meters! Congratulations, Drivetofast, on achieving a ONE million meter rowing season! We wish you many, MANY more!

woooo hoooo and congrats :}

[bg]

Looks like Clarksville is home to several colleges and universities...

That's why we are here. My better half starts her new job teaching at Austin Peay University in the fall!!

austin peay once had a basketball player from new york city whose nickname was fly-i heard that when he was playing folks would cheer-fly is open, let's go peay...

[Drivetofast]

Looks like Clarksville is home to several colleges and universities...

That's why we are here. My better half starts her new job teaching at Austin Peay University in the fall!!

austin peay once had a basketball player from new york city whose nickname was fly-i heard that when he was playing folks would cheer-fly is open, let's go peay...

[Kona2]

Well, I guess I now know how Peay is pronounced.... And, congratulations, Kerry on being stork-bound. We've had a few teammates (Jane N and Mary O, for example) who have rowed while pregnant. Erg would become urg, I think.

Season meters as of 54/365 = 12,414,016 m

Total meters on the day = 189,156 m

Oars in space (participation) = 17 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

1.0 MM Richard T
350 K Rebecca
200 K Peter G

Thanks, everyone, for rowing with us!

Jeff M 2,163 m
Luna m
Todd 7,500 m
Bernie 8,022 m
Mike C 9,900 m
Dave H 10,000 m
Peter G 10,000 m
Rebecca 10,000 m
Minnie 10,027 m ...how does she DO that? ending in 27 so often....
Richard T 14,902 m
David A 20,961 m
Ron 21,097 m
Norton 21,668 m
Ed 36,250 m