What are you doing this coming weekend?
03-01-2013, 02:54 AM
#2931
Also meeting a friend at the farmers market followed by breakfast tomorrow AM. Late birthday celebration.
03-01-2013, 03:42 AM
#2932
Originally Posted by Lovetodrive2000' timestamp='1361960150' post='22367178
Going out looking at kayaks!
Going to be a big change.... from seadoos to kayaks!
Going to be a big change.... from seadoos to kayaks!
Something tells me I'm going to be nursing a cold this weekend.
This weekend doesn't look like much fun.
03-01-2013, 05:50 AM
#2933
from me too. There, there, it'll be okay. 
03-01-2013, 09:20 AM
#2936
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...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute. 
I live in a new 55+ Senior Luxury Apartment complex (w/ private garage) here in SoCal, and there is something going on almost every day of the week (and night...as Dean mentioned above
). The complex is adjacent to a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with large multi and single family homes. We have a private fitness facility (free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, etc), including a saline pool and spa. Many of the younger residents still work, but we also have some fun peeps who are 90+. They're a hoot! I did a 30-mile bike ride with some friends yesterday, and am doing a (very hilly) hike with a different bunch tomorrow morning. Some of these 
really kick a$$!
03-01-2013, 10:59 AM
#2937
Originally Posted by dean' timestamp='1362071995' post='22370661
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
I live in a new 55+ Senior Luxury Apartment complex (w/ private garage) here in SoCal, and there is something going on almost every day of the week (and night...as Dean mentioned above
). The complex is adjacent to a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with large multi and single family homes. We have a private fitness facility (free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, etc), including a saline pool and spa. Many of the younger residents still work, but we also have some fun peeps who are 90+. They're a hoot! I did a 30-mile bike ride with some friends yesterday, and am doing a (very hilly) hike with a different bunch tomorrow morning. Some of these really kick a$$!
03-01-2013, 11:16 AM
#2938
Originally Posted by Spokes Man' timestamp='1362162056' post='22373274
[quote name='dean' timestamp='1362071995' post='22370661']
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
I live in a new 55+ Senior Luxury Apartment complex (w/ private garage) here in SoCal, and there is something going on almost every day of the week (and night...as Dean mentioned above
). The complex is adjacent to a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with large multi and single family homes. We have a private fitness facility (free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, etc), including a saline pool and spa. Many of the younger residents still work, but we also have some fun peeps who are 90+. They're a hoot! I did a 30-mile bike ride with some friends yesterday, and am doing a (very hilly) hike with a different bunch tomorrow morning. Some of these really kick a$$![/quote]
When I get old and can retire like you guys
I think I'm going to take up drinking and hang out with Dave at the local pub. I think it will be a lot less strenuous.
03-01-2013, 01:56 PM
#2939
Originally Posted by dlq04' timestamp='1362167964' post='22373550
[quote name='Spokes Man' timestamp='1362162056' post='22373274']
[quote name='dean' timestamp='1362071995' post='22370661']
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
[quote name='dean' timestamp='1362071995' post='22370661']
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
I live in a new 55+ Senior Luxury Apartment complex (w/ private garage) here in SoCal, and there is something going on almost every day of the week (and night...as Dean mentioned above
). The complex is adjacent to a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with large multi and single family homes. We have a private fitness facility (free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, etc), including a saline pool and spa. Many of the younger residents still work, but we also have some fun peeps who are 90+. They're a hoot! I did a 30-mile bike ride with some friends yesterday, and am doing a (very hilly) hike with a different bunch tomorrow morning. Some of these really kick a$$![/quote]
When I get old and can retire like you guys
I think I'm going to take up drinking and hang out with Dave at the local pub. I think it will be a lot less strenuous.[/quote]
It does help build up upper body strength tipping all those beverages!
03-01-2013, 01:58 PM
#2940
Originally Posted by dlq04' timestamp='1362167964' post='22373550
[quote name='Spokes Man' timestamp='1362162056' post='22373274']
[quote name='dean' timestamp='1362071995' post='22370661']
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
[quote name='dean' timestamp='1362071995' post='22370661']
...there's plenty of life here. Some of it a bit debauched, in fact. The Villages has the highest incidence of STDs in the state. When they're not playing golf, they're giving each other the clap. I think it's because the old geezers are taking too many of those little blue "Disney pills". Taking them is apparently like going to Disney, one has to wait an hour for a ride that lasts a minute.
I live in a new 55+ Senior Luxury Apartment complex (w/ private garage) here in SoCal, and there is something going on almost every day of the week (and night...as Dean mentioned above
). The complex is adjacent to a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with large multi and single family homes. We have a private fitness facility (free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, etc), including a saline pool and spa. Many of the younger residents still work, but we also have some fun peeps who are 90+. They're a hoot! I did a 30-mile bike ride with some friends yesterday, and am doing a (very hilly) hike with a different bunch tomorrow morning. Some of these really kick a$$![/quote]
When I get old and can retire like you guys
I think I'm going to take up drinking and hang out with Dave at the local pub. I think it will be a lot less strenuous.[/quote]
Lainey, as long as you keep Zumba-ing, you'll never get old. I happen to know that you've become addicted to it so I don't think the "One-Girl-Drink" will ever change.