I love love love short work commutes. I hate hate hate being in the car >20 minutes. My dream would be to be able to comfortably walk or ride a bike to work. Kuddos!
Basically, I wasn't raising my bow arm straight with my body, so I pulled to the right when I drew back, then over compensated back to the left.
We actually fixed it by me learning to shoot lefty so that I relearned my body positioning without any set bad habits, and I was able to transfer that knowledge when I went back to righty.
We actually fixed it by me learning to shoot lefty so that I relearned my body positioning without any set bad habits, and I was able to transfer that knowledge when I went back to righty.
My wife is thinking of getting into archery, I might join her depending on what the logistics of practicing are, schedule and equipment-wise.
It'd also mean I can fight in SCA wars without serving as little more than a living pell
It'd also mean I can fight in SCA wars without serving as little more than a living pell
Somebody's cancellation is my gain!
Instead of a super long wait, I'm getting my stomach procedure in two days!
And then I'll give myself my injection treatment when I get home afterwards, followed by my infusion the next day. I'll be super gross for the weekend but not on the waiting list!
Instead of a super long wait, I'm getting my stomach procedure in two days!
And then I'll give myself my injection treatment when I get home afterwards, followed by my infusion the next day. I'll be super gross for the weekend but not on the waiting list!
It's true!
The problem is that I may need to push back my infusion a day or so because of the sedation etc. Its worth it though to get the procedure so much sooner.
The problem is that I may need to push back my infusion a day or so because of the sedation etc. Its worth it though to get the procedure so much sooner.
Lemme know if I can help, in any way. You know my Shire is like.... a third of all Meridian archers, right?My wife is thinking of getting into archery, I might join her depending on what the logistics of practicing are, schedule and equipment-wise.
It'd also mean I can fight in SCA wars without serving as little more than a living pell
No, that I didn't know. I think we have 1-2 in ours, heh.I think if you go through the kingdom's website, there's a list of ranked archers... a large chunk come from Forth Castle. We've got 2 LW marshals, so running practices is pretty easy. *grins*
Since you sent that from your mobile (that signature is at least one of the reasons I don't download that program), what's your number so we can make it beep a lot while you're trying to sleep?New custom mattress. Gonna go sleep on it now.
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Just like, quote, mention or reply to any thread he's posted in. If he's not paying enough attention to his settings it will at least buzz him.Since you sent that from your mobile (that signature is at least one of the reasons I don't download that program), what's your number so we can make it beep a lot while you're trying to sleep?
Out of curiosity where did you get it fromNew custom mattress. Gonna go sleep on it now.
What? Dude, you're only supposed to kiss the blarney stone
Have you seen how that thing is set up? I beli be that would be near impossible!
The "proper pour" is a marketing invention, something to make it seem special by creating a ceremony around it.
It's irrelevant, so you're missing out on nothing.
Also, I hope you sleep well so you can be awake for your adventures!
I can say with definitive personal taste, it either makes a difference or the ones who do it have cleaner lines.
Or maybe you're affected by the same/similar phenomenon that food and drink makers exploit by coloring their products certain ways.
I mean, the "proper pour" can look different in the glass, and that can mean something to our brains.
You're more likely to be impressed by something that comes with a demonstration of skill, and it's hard to separate the skill from the experience.
--Patrick
--Patrick
Jesus. Anyways, the food is good.
The city is interesting so far. Where we are at it is very compact and crowded and the shops are a weird mix of high end vs nick knacks. Around these shops the homeless sleep in bags and the streets are covered in litter and cigarette butts and gum.
The parks are beautiful but a lot of places you are instructed to stay off the grass. Statues statues of famous Irishmen are everywhere.
An old codger on the street yelled at my wife and I that we were living in sin if we don't get married first (been married 10 years), though everyone we talked to was super friendly.
In all, Dublin is a city of contrasts. There is a lot to love here and I look forward to another day of exploring the city, but can't wait to hit the smaller towns.
The city is interesting so far. Where we are at it is very compact and crowded and the shops are a weird mix of high end vs nick knacks. Around these shops the homeless sleep in bags and the streets are covered in litter and cigarette butts and gum.
The parks are beautiful but a lot of places you are instructed to stay off the grass. Statues statues of famous Irishmen are everywhere.
An old codger on the street yelled at my wife and I that we were living in sin if we don't get married first (been married 10 years), though everyone we talked to was super friendly.
In all, Dublin is a city of contrasts. There is a lot to love here and I look forward to another day of exploring the city, but can't wait to hit the smaller towns.
Guinness *is* better in Ireland. Everyone told me and my wife so, before we went on our honeymoon, but we scoffed at the idea. We were surprised to find out that it's true. A study even confirms it. I found Guinness in Ireland creamier, less bitter, and with a 'fluffier' mouth feel than US Guinness.
In truth, North American Guinness is sometimes brewed in Canada, and that has to make a difference in flavor. I imagine, in addition, not all US pubs use the restrictor plate that forces the nitrogen out of solution to help create the creamy head. That restrictor plate creates a *lot* of foam, so it's important to let it settle before topping off (the "proper pour"). Some folks think it's marketing hype, including this guy who nonetheless admits that it was obvious which of his tests were "properly poured"...
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