What things bother you the most?

Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies

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3 Aug 2008, 12:14 #9241
Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah...I haven't been hiking in a couple of years...but I want to get back into it...I hiked to the Hollywood sign a couple of times...it's a b*tch but the view of L.A. is awesome.

Here are a couple of pics I took on the way up and basically behind the sign once I got to the top...there's a fence so that's the closest you can get to it.

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Nice pics! I've done a lot of hiking the Santa Monica Mountains north of LA (as I used to live in Ventura Cty) and have like 10-15 sets of photos I took on various outings. It's really a beautiful area. I miss hiking!
3 Aug 2008, 12:17 #9242
phlargo wrote:

Nice pics!


Thanks.


I've done a lot of hiking the Santa Monica Mountains north of LA (as I used to live in Ventura Cty) and have like 10-15 sets of photos I took on various outings. It's really a beautiful area. I miss hiking!


Nice...I've hiked in the Palisades before...pretty cool...but my fav go-to spot used to be Runyon Canyon Park in Hollywood...it is so dayem steep that you get a great workout...and it's a dog park as well so some ppl bring their pets with them. With all this talk...I'm going to try and hit Runyon in the next couple of weeks.
3 Aug 2008, 12:28 #9243
gaijinmark wrote:I have always HATED yard work.

I did too, when I was living at home... But since I have my own place, I really like working on the yard... Go figure. :nut:
3 Aug 2008, 12:32 #9244
bmwracer wrote:
I did too, when I was living at home... But since I have my own place, I really like working on the yard... Go figure. :nut:


Again, I suspect it is the seeing of the fruits of your own labor on something that matters to you :) It's really great to have something of your own and to expend effort in maintaining or improving it and to be able to see your effort's result.
3 Aug 2008, 23:30 #9245
Tu_triky wrote:

It's nice to get a workout in the outdoors instead of inside the house or at the gym...:)


It really is! I usually attack the treadmill mid-day or in the mornings, but I always go for a 40 minute outdoors in the evening. There's a really nice forest around my house and it's great to go through there when the weather is nice.
4 Aug 2008, 01:29 #9246
Wynter wrote:

It really is! I usually attack the treadmill mid-day or in the mornings, but I always go for a 40 minute outdoors in the evening. There's a really nice forest around my house and it's great to go through there when the weather is nice.


Wow, that's cool...a forest huh? Nemureru Mori...does Kimura Takuya live there? ;)
4 Aug 2008, 04:51 #9247
Tu_triky wrote:

Wow, that's cool...a forest huh? Nemureru Mori...does Kimura Takuya live there? ;)


If he does, I haven't seen him. Looks like I've been climbing the wrong trunks.
4 Aug 2008, 05:22 #9248
Wynter wrote:

If he does, I haven't seen him. Looks like I've been climbing the wrong trunks.


:hehe: Vladpire bats live in caves not trees. :P
4 Aug 2008, 05:46 #9249
I've done my back in - bending over to turn on a tap to fill the dogs' water bowl, of all things :banghead: I spent a lot of yesterday just sitting, with a heat pack on my back.
4 Aug 2008, 05:52 #9250
Anime Dad wrote:I've done my back in - bending over to turn on a tap to fill the dogs' water bowl, of all things :banghead: I spent a lot of yesterday just sitting, with a heat pack on my back.


I wish you a speedy recovery, man.
4 Aug 2008, 06:03 #9251
Tu_triky wrote:

I wish you a speedy recovery, man.


Thanks :) It's slightly better today. It's not too bad if I don't move around too much...
4 Aug 2008, 06:04 #9252
I feel your pain AD. :puppydog: I remember one time all I did was bend over to pick up an envelope I dropped and I felt this tearing sensation in my back and I couldn't straighten up for a week. :beaten:
4 Aug 2008, 06:07 #9253
gaijinmark wrote:I feel your pain AD. :puppydog: I remember one time all I did was bend over to pick up an envelope I dropped and I felt this tearing sensation in my back and I couldn't straighten up for a week. :beaten:


It's always the simple things that make it go out - not lifting anything heavy or something liker that :headscratch:
4 Aug 2008, 06:07 #9254
Anime Dad wrote:

Thanks :) It's slightly better today. It's not too bad if I don't move around too much...


Well rest when you can...I'm sure your body will appreciate the respite in order to heal up.
4 Aug 2008, 06:08 #9255
Tu_triky wrote:

Well rest when you can...I'm sure your body will appreciate the respite in order to heal up.


I feel the need for a day of rest, recuperation and j-drama ;)
4 Aug 2008, 06:11 #9256
Anime Dad wrote:

I feel the need for a day of rest, recuperation and j-drama ;)


Hehe. Well if you couldn't move around much it'd be a good excuse to zone out to some dramas. :)
4 Aug 2008, 08:36 #9257
Anime Dad wrote:I've done my back in - bending over to turn on a tap to fill the dogs' water bowl, of all things :banghead: I spent a lot of yesterday just sitting, with a heat pack on my back.


Hmm, you really should have applied ice bags to your back for the first couple of days: 20-30 minutes at a time with breaks in-between. If you could do that at least three or four times each day it should lessen the pain.

At night, if you sleep on your back, put enough pillows under your lower legs to elevate them so your knees are bent at least 90 degrees; this will relieve pressure on your back. If you decide to sleep on your side, put some pillows between your knees.
4 Aug 2008, 08:49 #9258
Ooooh, OK. I'm at work today, which i'm beginning to think is a big mistake. On top of having a sore back, I slept very poorly last night so i'm really tired :(

That day off is looking better and better...
4 Aug 2008, 09:06 #9259
Anime Dad wrote:I've done my back in - bending over to turn on a tap to fill the dogs' water bowl, of all things :banghead: I spent a lot of yesterday just sitting, with a heat pack on my back.

Dude, like the others, I feel for you... :sweat:

Went in to work?? Maybe not the best idea...
8 Aug 2008, 06:03 #9260
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