Sore from playing Frisbee golf? Wow, that is really pitiful. Seriously. :O)

welcome back.

Two hours of mountain biking on Saturday and two hours of soccer on Sunday. I think I have you beat for soreness. Welcome back. Today I'm glad to be sitting in my comfy office chair. To assist you in being more active, come play soccer with us on Sundays at 4pm at the West State Street park.

thanks guys. to clarify, it's not a debilitating full body soreness, just kind of a 'hey my arm has lost a heck of a lot of mobility' soreness.

me on the soccer field... i'm thinking you really don't want to see that.

yay! she is back.

I absolutely want to see that! All skill sets (including none) are welcome. We'll even pass the ball to you and refrain from childish teasing - well mostly.

Jared, I hope I meet you someday. Between you and blogingpaul, it seems like your part of the state can't be all too bad :) oh, and of course there's maria who lights up any room.

no skill sets, excellent. also, i don't know any actual "rules". two teams, kick the ball towards a goal, don't use your hands. seems sufficient for me. as you may or may not know, i have standing dates with tiff on sundays. perhaps i can join during an "off" week.

r - a psuedo-positive statement about my state AND a comment to make me blush. you should post in the middle of the night more often.

I once pulled a calf muscle while dancing. That is pathetic.

Welcome back!

that is so awesome.

Speaking of strange injuries, today I bruised my hand while running on the treadmill. And no, it did not involve falling off.

And soccer is excellent.

I sprained my thumb skiing once. You've basically got the rules down. Bring tiff and her laundry with you.

kt - "it" = you, or "it" = your hand?

jared - didn't you have a mountain biking thumb injury as well? laundry at the soccer field, i'll see how she feels about that.

yes, my mountain biking injury was the same thumb. maybe i'm only clumsy with my left hand.

well, that would make sense. not to mention it's more convenient [as convenient as spraining a thumb can be].