Me Time!

[sleepy]

janet_lee88:

Will tell him to organize bowling next year...at least it is an activity which will interest those who have not played before.

Just told him nicely not to get himself injured because he may not feel it now.

your dh is the one organising?

Keke, I'm with you on this.

At our age, don't play play, better to avoid activities that fall eaily. Unless can skate well in first place then use this opportunity to impress other colleagues, otherwise don't even bother to try 献丑不如藏拙. I would forbid my dh to skate.

[TheAnswer]

janet_lee88:

He asked for Panadol and massage. I wished he didn't think of planning such an activity because the men in his dept are in their 40s and won't want to get themselves hurt.

I think he just wanted to try sth new so didnt consider so much..

[TheAnswer]

Bowling if not careful also can slip and fall and get sprains…anyway I hate bowling… the ball is always going in the wrong direction…

[buds]

TheAnswer:

Bowling if not careful also can slip and fall and get sprains...anyway I hate bowling.. the ball is always going in the wrong direction...

[buds]

ngl2010:

Or bowling or watch Captain America :please:

Yesss... any where's safe with Captain America.

[TheAnswer]

buds:

TheAnswer:

Bowling if not careful also can slip and fall and get sprains...anyway I hate bowling.. the ball is always going in the wrong direction...

me no skill.. that's why when hubby say go bowling.. i know he just needs a clown performance...
:gloomy:

[buds]

sleepy:

would forbid my dh to skate.

I'm ok with us/him trying something new. My dad learnt to blade together with us when we were in our teens. He refreshed his skills again when dd1 learnt to blade. We learnt how to fall properly first. Falling properly is not only a little pretty but safer and it'll help prevent both young and old bones from unwanted injury. He read abt it, he watched coaches and other families play, he bought a pair himself too. He had all paddings on and wore thicker pants. I suppose for first time sport activity going under an informed instructor is fine when one is older? My dad still blades when we have beach outings. Hubs can skate, blade, skoot, skate and stunt effortlessly. He's the one always poking fun at me. :razz: :pokeeye: I'm the one with the swollen bumsies.

[TheAnswer]

I am gonna hibernate at home after church n lunch today… a little tired… better curl up in bed n sleep…

[buds]

Hibernate soundly babe.. :hugs:


Enjoy your final phase of \"quiet\" sleeping-in days. :evil:

[sleepy]

buds:

sleepy:

would forbid my dh to skate.

I'm ok with us/him trying something new. My dad learnt to blade together with us when we were in our teens. He refreshed his skills again when dd1 learnt to blade. We learnt how to fall properly first. Falling properly is not only a little pretty but safer and it'll help prevent both young and old bones from unwanted injury. He read abt it, he watched coaches and other families play, he bought a pair himself too. He had all paddings on and wore thicker pants. I suppose for first time sport activity going under an informed instructor is fine when one is older? My dad still blades when we have beach outings. Hubs can skate, blade, skoot, skate and stunt effortlessly. He's the one always poking fun at me. :razz: :pokeeye: I'm the one with the swollen bumsies.

I'm referring to Janet's dh offce event. No training whatsoever just go ice skating at an event like that. Definitely a no-no to me.

I know my dh would agree with me. I can be very convincing when I need to persuade him.

Dh has been prompting me to learn roller blading with our girls. Need 4 people to form a group so that coach will come to our place. I told him to count me out, my 运动细胞 is retarded, can't teach an old dog (me) new tricks.