Somehow I'm in charge of the shitshow again today. I'm starting to feel like someones trying to sneak a promotion on me that I don't want.
Or at least have you do the work without the pay.
Somehow I'm in charge of the shitshow again today. I'm starting to feel like someones trying to sneak a promotion on me that I don't want.
I would like to know just how much one must spend on shoes to not get blisters on ones toes. Brand new ascics. Brand new blisters. I cut my 10k down to 7.5 last night because of it. Ouchie.60 minute run completed (7.2 miles). Now, chores and errands the rest of the day. Triathlon tomorrow.
Toebolaids.I would like to know just how much one must spend on shoes to not get blisters on ones toes. Brand new ascics. Brand new blisters. I cut my 10k down to 7.5 last night because of it. Ouchie.
That's the thing. I get a hour's extra pay to fill in. The hour nets me more money than if I was the actual supervisor earning actual supervisor pay for the day.Or at least have you do the work without the pay.
I would like to know just how much one must spend on shoes to not get blisters on ones toes. Brand new ascics. Brand new blisters. I cut my 10k down to 7.5 last night because of it. Ouchie.
It's not your shoes...it's your socks. Spend a few bucks on a couple pairs of running-specific socks. I like the Balega brand myself. Also, if you are new to running, your feet just need to break in and toughen up.I would like to know just how much one must spend on shoes to not get blisters on ones toes. Brand new ascics. Brand new blisters. I cut my 10k down to 7.5 last night because of it. Ouchie.
It's not your shoes...it's your socks. Spend a few bucks on a couple pairs of running-specific socks. I like the Balega brand myself. Also, if you are new to running, your feet just need to break in and toughen up.
I did! I bought...Feetures...they are even left/right specific. And they weren't cheapIt's not your shoes...it's your socks. Spend a few bucks on a couple pairs of running-specific socks. I like the Balega brand myself. Also, if you are new to running, your feet just need to break in and toughen up.
Oh. Well pop your blisters then. If you're lucky the same spots won't blister again.I did! I bought...Feetures...they are even left/right specific. And they weren't cheap
Oh sweet. Give me your mailing address. I've got a hive of ground nesting yellow jackets I'm willing to let you have for a reasonable price.Be careful or I will post pics of my blistered feet.
I miss mountains more than even I understand.I pooped in the woods. (And buried it with my shovel. Leave no trace at surface?)
I drove there to achieve this:
Alberta *and* British Columbia have more mountains than you can shake a stick at... just sayin'.I miss mountains more than even I understand.
That is a 2000 mile drive. I miss waking up and being able to see the Rockies while taking the morning poop and looking out the bathroom window.Alberta *and* British Columbia have more mountains than you can shake a stick at... just sayin'.
Why not "move to the mountains" time?That is a 2000 mile drive. I miss waking up and being able to see the Rockies while taking the morning poop and looking out the bathroom window.
Hmmm, I have been bugged by my manager to book some vacation. Road trip time?
Uhhh... yes. Yes you can.I need to ride this job out first before I do that. Only really took over the building completely in December. And this job pays me double what I would have got straight out of college.....Can't really say no to that.
Did you bury your socks or carry them around in a grocery bag until you made a trip to the laundromat to wash the shower matts? I do the same thing haha!I pooped in the woods. (And buried it with my shovel. Leave no trace at surface?)
I drove there to achieve this:
I admit, you're correctUhhh... yes. Yes you can.
Mountains >> $hitloads of $$.
I was traveling with 2.5 year old. Her portable tiny potty wasn't much of an aid. Biodegradable/flushable wipes certainly were, though. No socks sacrificed, no pinecones defiled, etc.Did you bury your socks or carry them around in a grocery bag until you made a trip to the laundromat to wash the shower matts? I do the same thing haha!
For this reason, I always have a full paper towel roll and multiple microfiber towels stuffed away in the spare tire compartment.I was traveling with 2.5 year old. Her portable tiny potty wasn't much of an aid. Biodegradable/flushable wipes certainly were, though. No socks sacrificed, no pinecones defiled, etc.
Thanks leave no trace....I was traveling with 2.5 year old. Her portable tiny potty wasn't much of an aid. Biodegradable/flushable wipes certainly were, though. No socks sacrificed, no pinecones defiled, etc.
Thank teh FSM you've got a land cruiser to tackle that road!I pooped in the woods. (And buried it with my shovel. Leave no trace at surface?)
I drove there to achieve this:
I'll send a large mason jar full of them. We'll say $0.07 per yellow jacket, being that some won't survive transit. Just make sure to count them in a small inclosed area such as the bathroom. Once they're out of the jar I trust you'll be honest with the count. Just send me a check for the ones that lived.Oh sweet. Give me your mailing address. I've got a hive of ground nesting yellow jackets I'm willing to let you have for a reasonable price.