Training Tonight 7/9/15

[Kevin Naughton]

I will be in this evening.

Who is with me?

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"I'm beginning to notice some improvement..."

Reply by Pablo Casals (aged 93) when asked why he continued to practice the cello three hours a day.

[Mairtin McNamara]

I'll be teaching qi kung to Norwegian tonight.

http://mairtinmcnamara.blogspot.com/

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[Paul Rizzo]

I'm in lanzarote so I don't want to be at training tonight. Not can't be there, but don't want to be there!

Paul

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[Kevin Naughton]

Máirtín: That's an odd name.

Paul: You never cease to make me feel bad about my training Paul, in many ways. It's like I don't miss Tony at all...

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"I'm beginning to notice some improvement..."

Reply by Pablo Casals (aged 93) when asked why he continued to practice the cello three hours a day.

[JJ]

Mairtin is so jingoistic he simply refers to people by their nationalities.

Lanzarote sounds warm and dry and work free, training free, enjoy!

For my countless sins I intend to be in around the 19.00

[Paul Rizzo]

Kevin,
If I said I wish I was at training, you'd know deep down inside that I would be lying. But maybe you'd be happier with the little white lie that didn't hurt anyone rather than taking one more step to true enlightenment. So here it is: wish I was at trading tonight but can't make it due to been on anther continent. Now back to doing absolutely nothing of importance

Paul

[Mairtin McNamara]

Well, Irish 1 and Irish 2. I don't know what you people are talking about.

Expatriat

http://mairtinmcnamara.blogspot.com/

[Kevin Naughton]

It doesn't matter Nohome, it doesn't matter.

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"I'm beginning to notice some improvement..."

Reply by Pablo Casals (aged 93) when asked why he continued to practice the cello three hours a day.