The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

[megamania]

I have never been able to do the splits. Ouch. I used to be able to do toe-touches, but that is different.....and I havent tried one in probably 8 years and I definitely ain't trying now! LOL

Back in the day- when I bicyled 20 miles a day and played soccer 2 hours a day I could palm the ground 6 inches in front of my toes without bending knees or hip. Now....20 years and 60 pounds later.... I hurt myself placing my mits on my knees......

 

[Dog Moon]

Yeah, I think I need to exercise more too. Used to be in good shape, but within the last couple of years, that's drastically changed. Before I ran around and played games with friends outdoors; now I used my computer and play dnd/board games with friends indoors.

 

[Mycanid]

Ta da! The fungus is BACK!

Boy ... it has been to long. How are things going on in here?

[pauses a few minutes to read the thread since last post]

Hmm ... same old, same old. That's encouraging!

How are you all today?

 

[Aeson]

Yeah, I think I need to exercise more too. Used to be in good shape, but within the last couple of years, that's drastically changed. Before I ran around and played games with friends outdoors; now I used my computer and play dnd/board games with friends indoors.

Get off your butt and do something.

I played D&D last night. When it was over, I went for a walk with one of the guys from my group. We've done it in the past. We should do it more often.

 

[Aeson]

This black background kinda hampers my smilies.

 

[Aeson]

Ta da! The fungus is BACK!

Boy ... it has been to long. How are things going on in here?

[pauses a few minutes to read the thread since last post]

Hmm ... same old, same old. That's encouraging!

How are you all today?

Were you gone? Did you go as MavrickWeirdo's date to Hawaii?

I'm doing well. How about yourself?

 

[Mycanid]

Things are doing fine. In fact, it is snowing right now! Which is excellent for us here ... up till yesterday we had a REALLY dry autumn and winter and I was worried not only about the summer fire danger but also for the cattle ... there are a lot of cattle ranches in far northern California.

The office here closed last week. I just stayed at home and caught up on a lot of things there. Nothing too, too dramatic. Kaboodle is getting bigger by the day and is highly curious about the snow. She is turning into quite a purr-machine: loud.

I have been setting up and preparing more machines here in the office. I am currently looking into the G4 Mac 867mhz we have and checking to see how expandable it is with present day software and OS availability. Looks okay. It just BARELY gets the minimum spec requirements for Final Cut Pro 5.1, which is what the movie developer is looking at (he used 2.0 for the last one I think, although not too sure).

Things like that.

How about yourself?

 

[Aeson]

As a matter of national security I can not answer that.

I'm taking a break from Circvs Maximvs at the moment. Too much drama with me at the center of it. I've been hanging on other sites for awhile. I'm letting things die down and they pick a new target to lash out at.

I played D&D yesterday. We played last weekend and plan to play again next weekend. We normally can play once a month so it's nice we get a chance to play 3 weeks in a row.

I started taking a Tai Chi class on Saturday. I plan to go back on Wednesday.

 

[megamania]

I'm taking a break from Circvs Maximvs at the moment. Too much drama with me at the center of it. I've been hanging on other sites for awhile. I'm letting things die down and they pick a new target to lash out at.

Why am I not surprised?

How goes it here? Slow. painfully slow. I'll wander about a bit and return.

 

[Mycanid]

Well ... that's good to hear.

The other day as I was outside I was surprised by a small flock of 14 chickadees (they hung around long enough for me to count them) to swoop down just five feet away from me and start pecking through the snow. When there are a bunch of them they make almost as much noise as a quail when they suddenly take off.

Ohhhh ... but Kaboodle was eyeing them and lashing her tail!

I am wondering how the poor crocuses and snowdrops will survive the sudden snowfall. The fruit trees had not yet begun to bloom ... or even bud ... at least.