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hhmm...I know...but I don't think I am gonna have the $$ in time...then no place to stay.... :(
 
Wow! That's a great back. The tattoo's are nice too. Hot damn, if my back looked that good, I would be looking at it all day. :hehe:
 
Burner... I'd say you could stay with me but somehow I think Rod might have issues with that. ;)

Thanks Bakerboy. :)
 
Well I've already lost one competitor, one week into diet, well five days actually and she couldn't hack it... out of the three I had a feeling she wouldn't make the cut, she cried during her first ab workout... and didn't like ANY of the food on the diet, oh well, some people just aren't cut out for it but I didn't really expect to lose her quite so soon! lol

However looks like I have a replacement... Rod is talking about doing the show in November, I'm really not sure if he'll follow through, he's said it a few times in the past but we'll see. He's currently working out of town for two weeks at a time and then home for every other weekend... the perfect marital arrangement. :D This time he took the cat... okay, so I think that's a little odd but whatever, one less 'thing' to take care of for me.

First week on CKD diet went well, I actually felt great all the way through until day 6 of the keto phase, holy fuck... talk about dragging my ass through my workout! Today is carb up day and I have mixed feelings... I thought I'd be loving it but truth be told I'm not even really enjoying the carbs, now THAT'S weird!!! I've dropped 6lbs, in 6 days obviously a lot of water weight there, it'll be interesting to see how much I weigh tomorrow from all the carbs.

Today is a day off and I'm catching up on some reading and napping... it's the perfect day for it too, rainy and bleak.
 
There aren't many who can cut the competition training/dieting. I see lots who have great hopes and ambition, but when it comes down to the real workouts and dieting, the dream falls apart. Many don't realize what it takes to compete. Those that do are truly strong willed people. We have witnessed several on this board who do it on a regular basis with great success. But we would be kidding ourselves if we thought it was a simple process of going to the gym and eating some food.

Now ... with that said, I want YOU to taech me. :D ;)
 
Ok ... in all honesty, the whole training thing is TOO much for me as well. Been there, tried it once, but found it just wasn't for me. My goal is to just keep the size I have ... avoid the love handles and all will be well in NT's world. So far, the plan is working out well. :)
 
BritChick said:
Burner... I'd say you could stay with me but somehow I think Rod might have issues with that. ;)

Thanks Bakerboy. :)
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da-am...ALMOST had to go pawn something just to get there if THAT was an option..
;)
:D

...or....just tell him...I'm gay. I'm Jack Tripper. And...if he caught us in bed together....just tell him that I sleep nekkid and that was in need of some comforting....from a fellow 'girlfriend'....never mind my aroual state...:eek:
HA! :D
 
you going to the olympia again this year?
 
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boiler - Thanks for stopping by - hope you are well?

NT - I hear ya, not everyone is cut out for competition, it will be interesting to see if my other two can go the distance. I hope they do if only because they are my first competitors and it would be nice for me to get them under my belt... I know I can bring them in in their best shape ever but I can only guide them... at the end of the day it's they who have to follow through.
These gals are getting a li'l extra TLC from me for this very reason... whether it will pay off has yet to be seen. :hmmm:

P-funk said:
you going to the olympia again this year?
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Sure am... you'll be there right?! *Bunny noises* ;) Can't wait Funky, I love my Vegas time. :hot:

CP - Arm is about the same, seems to hurt whether I train it hard, light or don't train it at all so I'm training hard and heavy and trying to gain some size during the off-season. It's not 'bad' but it's bothersome and makes me wince a bit now and then.

Burner - I'll check with Rod when he gets home from the Island... sure he'll be understanding to your situation! :nanner:
 
:grin:
 
BritChick said:
NT - I hear ya, not everyone is cut out for competition, it will be interesting to see if my other two can go the distance. I hope they do if only because they are my first competitors and it would be nice for me to get them under my belt... I know I can bring them in in their best shape ever but I can only guide them... at the end of the day it's they who have to follow through.
These gals are getting a li'l extra TLC from me for this very reason... whether it will pay off has yet to be seen. :hmmm:
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I'd even go as far as saying not everyone is cut out for just being fit. :grin: some of the excuses I hear are quite entertaining to say the least. :lol:

I'm sure that if the other two stick by you, they will be in the best shape they can be in. Good luck with them.
 
ofcourse I am going to be there. As an added bonus, my dad is also going to be in vegas that weekend with my brother (they are hanging out, drinking and gambling). You think I am out of control!! yikes!
 
P-funk said:
ofcourse I am going to be there. As an added bonus, my dad is also going to be in vegas that weekend with my brother (they are hanging out, drinking and gambling). You think I am out of control!! yikes!
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Oh my God! Talk about Funky overload!!!! :)

Ha, I want to party with you and your family. :rocker:

NT - I've heard all the excuses too... I love it when women 'assume' I don't have kids and give me the 'yeah, well I've had two kids' line. :laugh:
 
naturaltan said:
some of the excuses I hear are quite entertaining to say the least. :lol:
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stop talking about me! :(

:P
 
Hey Mrs.Brit ... Mrs.NT did her walk this weekend! 1667 people walked 60km (36 miles) for Breast Cancer. It was something to behold. :) I drove my daughter around to the various 'cheering stations' and it was really inspiring to see so many people walking what was taking quite a while to drive. In the end, the group raised 4.5 million $$ for Breast Cancer research
 
naturaltan said:
Hey Mrs.Brit ... Mrs.NT did her walk this weekend! 1667 people walked 60km (36 miles) for Breast Cancer. It was something to behold. :) I drove my daughter around to the various 'cheering stations' and it was really inspiring to see so many people walking what was taking quite a while to drive. In the end, the group raised 4.5 million $$ for Breast Cancer research
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Hey that's great NT! :thumb:

How did she find doing the walk?
 
Painful ... unfortunately, she did not eat/drink as much as she needed the first day the first day and be driven 7km. The next day, her knee gave out and missed 5km. The women/men who did this walk are to be looked at as heros. Many finished without much ailments other than sore feet. There were a few who needed more serious medical help but refused to quit until the medical folks told them to. I am going to do this next year.

They had a final rally at the end of the race and it was inspiring to see most of the 1667 folks on the floor of the arena! What has eye opening was how they had the walkers come in. First was the group of supporters. I think most were in this group. Then, the survivors of breast cancer came in and there were maybe 50 or so. It made you think when you saw how many women were supporting and how many actually went through it and survived and decided to walk.

They are all heros in my eyes. They were always smiling regardless of the pain many felt. Next year, they'll have to deal with NT doing it NT style. I just can't do it and not have anyone notice. :lol: I must don some sort of flashy pink outfit that makes a statement. Perhaps I'll carry a wagon with a ghetto blaster blasting out the tunes. Walking for 8 hours, I'll need something to keep me entertained.
 
naturaltan said:
Painful ... unfortunately, she did not eat/drink as much as she needed the first day the first day and be driven 7km. The next day, her knee gave out and missed 5km. The women/men who did this walk are to be looked at as heros. Many finished without much ailments other than sore feet. There were a few who needed more serious medical help but refused to quit until the medical folks told them to. I am going to do this next year.

They had a final rally at the end of the race and it was inspiring to see most of the 1667 folks on the floor of the arena! What has eye opening was how they had the walkers come in. First was the group of supporters. I think most were in this group. Then, the survivors of breast cancer came in and there were maybe 50 or so. It made you think when you saw how many women were supporting and how many actually went through it and survived and decided to walk.

They are all heros in my eyes. They were always smiling regardless of the pain many felt. Next year, they'll have to deal with NT doing it NT style. I just can't do it and not have anyone notice. :lol: I must don some sort of flashy pink outfit that makes a statement. Perhaps I'll carry a wagon with a ghetto blaster blasting out the tunes. Walking for 8 hours, I'll need something to keep me entertained.
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LOL! If you wear that get up and carry tunes you'll keep EVERYONE entertained!

I had a gf do this before and it wiped her out, she went into it thinking ohhhh it'll be a breeze and didn't prepare for it, a bit of an eye opener.

Hope your wife is feeling better now it's over.

Say hello for me and congrats on participating in the walk. :rocker:
 
I will pass on the congrats. She was feeling pretty tired the past couple of days. But as you have said, not preparing for a two day 60km will wipe you out. As I think I told you, she started off great. Walking 5 days a week, sometimes twice a day. That, like most of her workout endevours, started to dwindle to a couple of walks a week. :lol: I did laugh when her mom said that if she did it again, she would 'train' for it because you can't expect to finish it painfree without putting a little effort into it. I just chuckled to myself and said "I told you so" :D

Well ... it looks as though we're going to register for next years walk. I hope they are ready for walking NT style. I will do my best to make it entertaining. I am already dreaming up what i will do with my hair. I think pink is the only colour I haven't braided into my hair. Looks like I'll get the opportunity to really do it up big time. :)
 
Hi Kerry. Just thought I would drop by and say hello since it's been awhile.
Burner, get a life!!!!!!!!!
What's up NT?
 
Mr DG sir ... how are things?

Well Kerry, we are going to sign up for the walk for next year. Let the games begin. :lol:
 
dg806 said:
Hi Kerry. Just thought I would drop by and say hello since it's been awhile.
Burner, get a life!!!!!!!!!
What's up NT?
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heh....DG...you haven't been to my journal in a while....have you???? I am, at this moment, lucky to be alive, thank you.


Hiya K!

Hey NT! That's awesome what the missus did! It's nice to read about positive things that people are doing to help others!
 
Hey K-
U ok? Haven't been here all week...will 'talk' later....be well....
 
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