SPF 15 & Airshows
 

Just call me Red.:eek:

Sooooooo, Vic, not just the neck anymore?




*running out of reply box*

Except for the top of the head, you and my DH could be twins today!

He just got back from a 60 mile 4-wheeler ride on the Devil's racetrack (partly to celebrate his 54th :eek: b-day). Can't believe I'm married to an "older" man (teehee: I'm right behind him.)

He's so tired that I'm going to remind him that's how I feel when I get fatigued and bomb out on certain activities. Maybe then he can relate.

Maybe not do any stretching exercises for a few days, hmmm Vic? Oweeeee!:wink:

I tell my husband all the time...if it's not 40+ don't bother!!!

Then he mumbles something about an old nag....not sure WHAT he means!

The BAD part of being sunburned, at least for me, is that I don't feel it.

But, after a few hours of the post-airshow relaxation, I can see the entire room without using lights! I am glowing!

LOL

Me thinks that the nephews will be calling me a reptile soon, as I begin to "molt" my surface!

I really am very, very red.

Oh poor Vic!

How was the Airshow?

OUCH Vic! I have to get used to using more sunblock. My DD got torched Sat at a track meet in NC. (her DH is the coach) She didn't even know it was that bad.



PS.. When I see AMN in a couple of weeks, I'll give her a smack for her remarks to ya. No need to thank me; it'll be my pleasure. :deadhorse:

Awwww, poor Vic.:( Even though it stinks and stings, I found that, applying Noxema to that red skin, helps to heal without too much peeling.:wink:

Cheryl,

The airshow was very good, but it convinced me that I know nothing about aeronautical engineering after watching the F-22 fly.

I bet a bunch of intoxicated engineers in Lancaster decided to merge composites, a bullet and a hummingbird to create that machine.

It is absolutely amazing.

....and I am still glowing!:eek:

LOL