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

[bg]

woooooooooo hoooooooooo and congrats richard :} btw, i'm envious k2, as one local talk show host said-the sox lead the majors in team meetings...oy....and welcome and welcome back to all the new/returning luna-tics :]

[Kona2]

A little less than two weeks before the June Solstice Challenge arrives...and looks like many of our teammates are building a good meter base to make a run at this half moon event! Welcome back to Katerina M and Bernie, the ultimate PINK fan! Always good to see returning teammates!

Meanwhile, speaking of moons, what an awesome full moon last night. I was able to see this spectacular moon many times from the third base side of the Coors Field stadium....as I watched homer after homer hit by the Dodgers go flying sky high....endure...endure...a bright spot, though, was Sharknado (the nickname for Nolan Arenado, the Rox third baseman) hitting a two run blast to tie up the game early on...before the Dodgers endurance was more than the Rockies....sigh. As the title said...Underneath a Baseball Moon....

Season meters as of 33/365 = 12,655,861 m

Total meters on the day = 451,274 m

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

1.0 MM Richard T
750 K Ed
600 K Michelle
550 K bg
350 K David A
200 K Steve G
50 K Rick C

Thanks, everyone, for rowing and ski-erging with us!

Lily 750 m
Gene 1,750 m
G-l-o-r-i-a m ... Gloria sings the twos for a palindrome!
Kerry 2,428 m
Rebecca 3,000 m
Ross 4,518 m
Ryan 5,000 m
Steve H 5,000 m
Tristan 5,000 ,
Tony m ....a palindrome of fives!
Paul 6,000 m
Rick C 6,195 m
Jeff M 6,542 m
Jane m ... hooboy! a summmr palindrome ... swim lessons for all the kids! Deploy water wings!
Janice 7,030 m
Larry 7,191 m
Anita 7,500 m
Christa 7,500 m
Chuck 7,500 m
Steve G 8,072 m
Dan O 8,751 m
Jay 9,000 m
Jessica 10,000 m
Matt 10,000 m
Mike C 10,000 m
William H 10,000 m
Stefan m ... a starry palindrome!
Jim m...a starry palindrome!
Norma ... a onesie palindrome....and she zoomed right on by!
Minnie m ...a palindrome...hula hula!
Danwho m ... a onesie twosie palindrome!
Robyn 15,000 m
David T 18,000 m
Ron m ... a palindrome!
David A 22,015 m
Will S 23,592 m
Ed m ... a palindrome!
bg 25,082 m ... almost a palindrome!
Michelle 30,000 m
Richard T 54,396 m ....wowzer...and the Belmont approaches...

[Kona2]

Season meters ad of 34/365 = 12,996,802 m

Total meters on the day = 330,941 m

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

950 K Jim
600 K bg
400 K Robyn
350 K Will S
300 K Roger
300 K Tammy

Thanks, everyone, for rowing and ski-erging with us!

Rich M 2,000 m
Joe 2,390 m
Kerry 3,068 m
Patrick 4,011 m
Tony m ...a palindrome!
Ross 4,496 m
Paul 5,000 m
Steve H 5,000 m
Matt 5,010 m
Janic 6,033 m
Larry 6,090 m
Stefan m ... a devilish palindrome!
Dan O' 6,720 m
Jeff M 7,031 m
William H 7,193 m
Mike C 10,000 m
Steve G 10,019 m
Bobbie 11,000 m
Tammy m A double aught double palindrome!
m ... a onesie palindrome!
Jay 12,000 m
Norma m ....bigger numbers every day!
Ron m .... 6...7...8..9
Roger 14,000 m
David A 15,086 m
Robyn m ... a starry palindrome!
Will S 15,665 m
Ed m ... a starry palindrome!
bg 36,395 m
Jim m ... a double triple...BIG number!

[just27]

Norma m ....bigger numbers every day!

Hooyah, Norma! Obviously, you're getting ready for the Summer Solstice Challenge.

[normadelaney]

Norma m ....bigger numbers every day!

Hooyah, Norma! Obviously, you're getting ready for the Summer Solstice Challenge.

Hmmm...maybe.

[Kona2]

Late getting to the stats numbers for the day (now day plus most of another day), so the numbers might be different than you expect. Forgive the lack of graphics - I don't have the time to do that bit today. And welcome back to Teresa R for the 2016 Erging Season!

Season meters as of 35/365 = 13,659,755 m

Total meters on the day = 462,826 m

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

150 K Matt

Thanks, everyone, for rowing and ski-erging with us!

Gene 1,000 m
Lily 1,200 m
Kerry 4,006 m
Bobbie 4...3...2...1....blast off!
Tony 4,444 m ...a palindrome
Dan O 5,000 m
Melissa 5,000 m
Tammy 5,005 m ... also a palindrome!
Jeff M 5,012 m
Bernie 5,019 m
Jon C 6,518 m
Ross 6,578 m
Anita 7,500 m
Will 7,500 m
Christa 8,000 m
Larry 9,142 m
Jay 9,999 m ... a repeater kind of palindrome!
Katerina 10,000 m
Steve G 10,026 m
Jane 10,101 m ...a palindrome!
Thor 10,855 m
David T 11,000 m
Minnie 11,311 m ...hula hula beach girl
Danwho 12,021 m ... a palindrome!
Stefan 12,387 m
David A 15,090 m
David W 17,334 m
Michelle 20,000 m
Ron 24,097 m ... half moon in there!
Jim 24,642 m ... a palindrome!
Ed 25,052 m ... a palindrome!
bg 32,019 m
Joe 33,333 m ....wowzer! threes have it!
Roger 42,195 m ... a full marathon....wow wow wow...and it's only Thursday!
Richard T 51,115 m....a big palindrome!

[Kona2]

As if the lightning flashes and what seemed like sonic booms weren't enough warning, the weather radio decided to add its siren to the night. We'd already had hail, had been on tornado watch through most of the day and evening...and dang if the skies didn't continue to open up. The digital voice of the weather radio informed us we were having severe thunderstorms ... at 2 AM. Well, at least it didn't say run for the basement. Hooboy. Enough to make a person bleary eyed for all the wrong reasons.

Belmont stakes....last jewel in the Triple Crown of horse racing... is this Saturday

Three races in five weeks...varying distances...and competitors who may not have raced in the two previous races....horses that are bred more for speed than distance these days...add it all up, and it will still be a fast and furious 2 minutes and change on Saturday at the 89th running of the Belmont Stakes. American Pharaoh is still listed as the favorite, yet there are sure horses out there that could beat AP. You pays your money, and you takes your chances!

Season meters as of 35/365 = 13,786,909 m

Total meters on the day = 127,154

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

259 K Danwho
150 K Norma

Thanks, everyone, for rowing and ski-erging with us!

Tony m ... a twosie palindrome!
Jeff M 5,010 m
Joe m ...a fivish palindrome...for post position 5
Stefan 7,734 m
Danwho m ...a lucky palindrome? could be!
Christa 10,000 m
Michelle 10,000 m
Jay m ...a palindrome of the first kind!

Norma m ...three thru five might be stars, but one and two are going for the finish line....sheep racing at its best!
Kevin 15,000 m
Will S 15,000 m
Richard T 22,400 m

[normadelaney]

Haha--I'm going with Sheep #1. Sheep #2 seems to be confused.

[Kona2]

Haha--I'm going with Sheep #1. Sheep #2 seems to be confused.

I dont know - sheep 2 was fast enough to avoid the shears....

[just27]

As if the lightning flashes and what seemed like sonic booms weren't enough warning, the weather radio decided to add its siren to the night. We'd already had hail, had been on tornado watch through most of the day and evening...and dang if the skies didn't continue to open up. The digital voice of the weather radio informed us we were having severe thunderstorms ... at 2 AM. Well, at least it didn't say run for the basement. Hooboy. Enough to make a person bleary eyed for all the wrong reasons.

Are you still in Kansas, Dorothy? You guys are getting another series of severe storms ... tornados? Yikes! (Basement's all very well, as long as there's no flash flooding in the forecast!) Meanwhile, a thousand miles to your west, the relentless drought continues.

[bg]

As if the lightning flashes and what seemed like sonic booms weren't enough warning, the weather radio decided to add its siren to the night. We'd already had hail, had been on tornado watch through most of the day and evening...and dang if the skies didn't continue to open up. The digital voice of the weather radio informed us we were having severe thunderstorms ... at 2 AM. Well, at least it didn't say run for the basement. Hooboy. Enough to make a person bleary eyed for all the wrong reasons.

Are you still in Kansas, Dorothy? You guys are getting another series of severe storms ... tornados? Yikes! (Basement's all very well, as long as there's no flash flooding in the forecast!) Meanwhile, a thousand miles to your west, the relentless drought continues.

there should be some way to send this rain to cali....hope everyone is safe with all this crazy weather...

[Drivetofast]

STAY HOME

[Kona2]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Way to go, Jim! And I loved the 12,345 m by you followed by good teamwork from Bobbie with 6789 ! Cool ! Congratulations on achieving a ONE million meter 2016 season! We wish you many MANY more millions!

[Kona2]

STAY HOME

Hahaha. No.

I had expected that I could post yesterday's numbers, but that horse race was awesome....totally derailed any thoughts of posting (as did lack of internet). But I'm back now and I will work to get caught up.

[bg]

Whoop, whoop and hooyah! Way to go, Jim! And I loved the 12,345 m by you followed by good teamwork from Bobbie with 6789 ! Cool ! Congratulations on achieving a ONE million meter 2016 season! We wish you many MANY more millions!

woooooooooooo hoooooooooooooo and congrats and love the team work :]