Icesave Veterans Association

suesie999

sloughflint wrote: »

Hi Suesie. Didn't see you there.

HI, meant to say, I do dance classes as well as gym, very good exercise...which muscel group do you not want to strain, or should i not ask!:D

amistupid

suesie999 wrote: »

whats your local called?

It's not the Laughing Cow as previously posted that was a joke at Mrs Adey's expense.

unzips

I am desperately trying to beat off these wild horses.

amistupid

sloughflint wrote: »

Hey Adey, going back a few pages and you asked about exercise. I know you are waiting for Tibs but my view is a mix of exercise so as not to put too much strain on a particular muscle group.

I was semi-serious about the dance side of things. Not interested in joining a gym like Suesie?

No I think I may take up cycling I'll see what Tibs reckons.

unzips

unzips wrote: »

Must have been lucky ,I seem to have been one of the first, as I recall early November, OH

I am assuming OH means "Other Half"? If not,thats what I meant.:D

amistupid

unzips wrote: »

I am desperately trying to beat off these wild horses.

Violence not always the best answer.

amistupid

suesie999 wrote: »

HI, meant to say, I do dance classes as well as gym, very good exercise...which muscel group do you not want to strain, or should i not ask!:D

Too late for me I fear, strained everything from head to toe at some time or another. :eek:

Happy memories some of them.

unzips

amistupid wrote: »

No I think I may take up cycling I'll see what Tibs reckons.

I recently saw the tour of Britain cycle race go through my local town, for a built up area they were certainly breaking the limits but amazing fitness low impact exercise . It's all good as long as you are a fan of lycra! :eek:

oql61

Iced_Off wrote: »

Oh, sorry.....not looking too clever.:embarasse

I had a fantastic tropical aquarium setup once. Had about 23 fish in there - neon tetras, stripy tetras, larger ones (forgotten their names) and two black mollies and their spry (in a separate baby tank) - all getting along swimmingly (!) until my youngest (about two at the time) decided to 'feed' them. She put in a whole large can of fish food and water purifier. Within a day the tank went very black and smelly. All but 5 of the fish died. It took about a month to get the tank back to its former state, even with water changes every day. That was a very dark time!

Iced_Off

oql61 wrote: »

I had a fantastic tropical aquarium setup once. Had about 23 fish in there - neon tetras, stripy tetras, larger ones (forgotten their names) and two black mollies and their spry (in a separate baby tank) - all getting along swimmingly (!) until my youngest (about two at the time) decided to 'feed' them. She put in a whole large can of fish food and water purifier. Within a day the tank went very black and smelly. All but 5 of the fish died. It took about a month to get the tank back to its former state, even with water changes every day. That was a very dark time!

Oh dear! My sister had a similar experience with her toddler - but with an outside fish pond (a large half barrel). He decided the fish needed toys to play with and put all his little cars and Lego in there.....then decided he wanted them back so started fishing them out with the net! The fish survived but were a bit shocked to say the least.