CrazedChris
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I think I will make muffins, lots and lots of muffins, instead of napping.
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I read that as "I need a map."I need a nap.
Amazing. Well done!Another goal accomplished!! As mentioned, yesterday
marked my 9th year so far in TKD. Today, I completed
my 3,500th lesson!! As I hit 3,000 June 7, 2017 - I wanted
to see if I could stay as consistent and hit 3,500 before our
annual Black Belt retreat - which is next month.
Next up - my 4th of out 5 review tests between 2nd and
3rd Dan is coming up on the first Saturday in August!
Pil Sung!!
Can't figure out how a map helps with muffins, but whatever.I think I will make muffins, lots and lots of muffins, instead of napping.
My god, my legs are white. I'm going back to wearing tights for those things.
Team Muddern Warriors. Out of consideration for @Xue Sheng we took a picture while still clean and kept the whole thing very understated.
Oh, no, don't! They serve as a shining beacon of light for the people behind us!My god, my legs are white. I'm going back to wearing tights for those things.
It was not as hard core as we are accustomed to - that's true. But we must make allowances. It is a VERY small local event and it is for a good cause - the proceeds go to the local Hands On! Children's Museum. Those of you with kids, especially with small kids will appreciate this - the museum is located in the same building as one of the best coffee shops in Hendersonville, The Black Bear. So, the parents dump their kids at the museum and then enjoy a well-earned hour of peace and quiet with a good cup of coffee and a delicious sandwich or pastry (or both) while the kids wear themselves out while asking a thousand questions to some nice people at the museum. Truly, we should support such causes.We're back from our latest mud run. This one was a bit anti-climactic. They claimed 36 obstacles, but some were just something to step over (literally, in a few cases). And it was within 10 minutes of home, which took the whole "going to the mud run" feel out of it. And no beer that looked interesting afterward. And the pit at the end of the slide was too shallow (actually jammed my ankle on that one). I'm grouchy. I want a beer....
:heads to the fridge:
As I said when we discussed this earlier, I suspect you're presenting that backwards. You have to go past the coffee shop to get to the museum. The kids are dumping their parents at the Black Bear, then enjoy a well-earned hour of peace at the museum.It was not as hard core as we are accustomed to - that's true. But we must make allowances. It is a VERY small local event and it is for a good cause - the proceeds go to the local Hands On! Children's Museum. Those of you with kids, especially with small kids will appreciate this - the museum is located in the same building as one of the best coffee shops in Hendersonville, The Black Bear. So, the parents dump their kids at the museum and then enjoy a well-earned hour of peace and quiet with a good cup of coffee and a delicious sandwich or pastry (or both) while the kids wear themselves out while asking a thousand questions to some nice people at the museum. Truly, we should support such causes.
We're back from our latest mud run. This one was a bit anti-climactic. They claimed 36 obstacles, but some were just something to step over (literally, in a few cases). And it was within 10 minutes of home, which took the whole "going to the mud run" feel out of it. And no beer that looked interesting afterward. And the pit at the end of the slide was too shallow (actually jammed my ankle on that one). I'm grouchy. I want a beer....
:heads to the fridge:
It was close. There was an obstacle called "the mulch mound", which was basically a huge pile of mulch they already had in place - since the event was at a community park.I am envisioning like a couple of milk crates and an old sofa you had to climb over.
Love some of the poses. Who is the poor guy with the broken arm?Team WMA at trident tournament this weekent.
We are probably the most eclectic group of people who have ever been mashed together.
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Having grown up in the Southeastern US, in an area where sofas were sometimes used as lawn furniture, I'd have found that much more amusing than 10"-diameter (about 25 cm) pine logs laying on the ground to be stepped over.I am envisioning like a couple of milk crates and an old sofa you had to climb over.
Did they put you in the corner so they can Photoshop you out later?Team WMA at trident tournament this weekent.
We are probably the most eclectic group of people who have ever been mashed together.
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Yeah, let's be clear - this wasn't an obstacle they created. It's where they store their mulch for trucks to back up to it to go mulch stuff in the park. They just put up some signs and made us walk over that. I'm glad they didn't think to do that with the trash dumpsters.It was close. There was an obstacle called "the mulch mound", which was basically a huge pile of mulch they already had in place - since the event was at a community park.
No one puts Baby in the corner.Did they put you in the corner so they can Photoshop you out later?
Those orange socks aren’t understated.
Team Muddern Warriors. Out of consideration for @Xue Sheng we took a picture while still clean and kept the whole thing very understated.