Summer Olympics-2004
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RealtorGal said:My name is C-----, and I am an Olympics-holic. Really--I love everything about the Olympics except basketball, but that's because I have no interest in that sport. I love watching gymnastics, diving, swimming, etc. Basically, I love it all! I will be glued to the television every single night.
I know what you mean. I like gymnastics the best but I don't even follow that very much. But when the Olympics roll around here I am glued to every sport there is!!!
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Alexei Nemov... he's still around? I had the biggest crush on him back when I still followed gymnastics, and that was a while ago. Good to hear
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Piel said:(everyone in unison)
Hello C------!
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I rowed when I was in highschool one year. I thought it would be a good way to get in with the rowing crowd (duh) and that it would be fun to paddle around in pretty boats. Oy, was I ever naive 
Physically, that was the toughest 4 months of my life, up until last summer when I worked a very physical job. It certainly upped my respect for real rowers!
Physically, that was the toughest 4 months of my life, up until last summer when I worked a very physical job. It certainly upped my respect for real rowers!Rebecca, my nephew lives on the west coast near Laguana Beach and Point Dana. They row in the ocean which I am guessing is tough. He's tall and lean and tried endlessly to bulk up without ending up with "heavy" muscles. (I wonder if he ever tried Pilates?) Anyway, he loved it and found himself in a constant state of hunger!! 42
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I found myself in a constant state of hunger too, back when I rowed.. and I was hardly what you would call "hard core". But you're burning SO many calories, that it just makes sense to eat twice as much as usual.
Rowing in the ocean ... and I thought rowing in the canal was something special 
Rowing in the ocean
... and I thought rowing in the canal was something special Similar threads
