kikipug said:In light of all the marathon talk, here is my 'profound' thought for my 3500th post...
The only way you'll EVER see ME run 26.2 miles is if I am being chased 26.1 miles!


excellent profound post
Sue
kikipug said:In light of all the marathon talk, here is my 'profound' thought for my 3500th post...
The only way you'll EVER see ME run 26.2 miles is if I am being chased 26.1 miles!
MickeyMo'sBo said:I am a bit confused. Costa Maya is a just region(city?) in Mexico, not a country -- although Mexico is also not listed. But then wouldn't just visiting Cozumel cause the same problem?![]()
Yep! That's what I have! Now I just have to take it...ohiominnie said:
Oy... poor thing. I usually have the opposite problem. I put it on Erin, and forget to put it on myself!!whnim64 said:DS put his own sunscreen on yesterday. He has a couple of red patches where he missed spots on the back of his arms. Note to self, apply sunscreen for ds while on vacation...
kikipug said:In light of all the marathon talk, here is my 'profound' thought for my 3500th post...
The only way you'll EVER see ME run 26.2 miles is if I am being chased 26.1 miles!
sjtracey said:Oy... poor thing. I usually have the opposite problem. I put it on Erin, and forget to put it on myself!!
--Samantha
CajunGirl2 said:Oh ... sort of medical question for those drs., nurses or others who have been through this. Ashley got her fingers smashed in the door when my parents were here ... bad grandparents!!! Anyway, her nail is coming off. I know, GROSS!!! Last night Bruce trimmed it as far to the cuticle as he could. Is there anything else we need to do? Will the new nail just push the "unglued" part up as it grows out? It gives me the creeps every time I think about it.
Ang
WVMD said:yes - the new nail will push the old one out.... It may fall off - if it is still attached - but you're afraid that it will get caught on something - just put a bandaid over it....
Virgil
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I've never used it, but have heard good things about it.CajunGirl2 said:We ran in to a family that has done DCL multiple times. She recommended a Bullfrog spray-on sunscreen for the girls. She and her DD have red hair and are very fair skinned. Anyone else ever use this?
Ang
kikipug said:In light of all the marathon talk, here is my 'profound' thought for my 3500th post...
The only way you'll EVER see ME run 26.2 miles is if I am being chased 26.1 miles!
And, while I'm at it, anotherto Ray... because he has been trying to keep his b-day 'under the radar'... he hasn't been on the boards long enough to realize that EVERY birthday gets
around here.
Coachpug said:AND WHO WOULD BE CHASING YOU THAT YOU WOULDN"T STOP...other than me![]()
And yet another thanks for the b-day SHOUT OUT
AND A U TOP OF ME CHASING MY WIFE![]()
kikipug said:You didn't chase me... I found you wandering in the rain... remember?
CajunGirl2 said:We ran in to a family that has done DCL multiple times. She recommended a Bullfrog spray-on sunscreen for the girls. She and her DD have red hair and are very fair skinned. Anyone else ever use this?
Ang
DBCS said:Love the bullfrog!!! Not so much with the spray on and the sport versions.... The regular and the kids versions are great and I usually only have to reapply once!
Down side is that it is expensive and hard to find around here... Sunscreen hogs buy it all when they find it!! Who me???NOOOOOO!!!
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