Because I Dont Embaress Her Enough,And She Mainly Posts On This Part

Today is Feur Frie and mine 10th wedding anniversary

And I swear to god,our gifts to each other
She gave me new head gear for sparring
I gave her a set of bamboo windchimes,and a new set of Title Shoes

10 years! That's great.

Congrats to both of you! here's to many more! :)

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Originally Posted by AdamGB

10 years! That's great.

Congrats to both of you! here's to many more! :)

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Awww Congrats!! You two are definitely a good match for each other :)

The big ten eh! That's a great effort! The impression I got with the playful hair messing etc was that you two were still sort of going through an extra extra long honeymoon stage - which is likely to last your whole lives together at this rate! :)

Congrats to you both :) And Monkey you're a very lucky man - how many guys on this board can seriously say their wives/girlfirends/partners/mothers/sisters are seriously able to buy them a training gift knowing exactly what to get without having to ask!

Of course you're both lucky though as is your son to have parents who demonstrate what a long term lasting relationship is meant to be about :)

Right I've done my ohhing and ahhing for the morning - I'm going to have to go do something else before I get all teary (happy tears) and sentimental.....

It seems like just yesterday,we were climbing Mt Washington for our honeymoon

Title boxing shoes as a present, you two must be pretty close. :)

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Originally Posted by Chris N.

Title boxing shoes as a present, you two must be pretty close. :)

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She has a pair she really likes thats wearing out,and they discontinued the Addidas I really like

That's nice, did she like them?

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Originally Posted by Sharla

Awww Congrats!! You two are definitely a good match for each other :)

The big ten eh! That's a great effort! The impression I got with the playful hair messing etc was that you two were still sort of going through an extra extra long honeymoon stage - which is likely to last your whole lives together at this rate! :)

Congrats to you both :) And Monkey you're a very lucky man - how many guys on this board can seriously say their wives/girlfirends/partners/mothers/sisters are seriously able to buy them a training gift knowing exactly what to get without having to ask!

Of course you're both lucky though as is your son to have parents who demonstrate what a long term lasting relationship is meant to be about :)

Right I've done my ohhing and ahhing for the morning - I'm going to have to go do something else before I get all teary (happy tears) and sentimental.....

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I wonder if you smile this much in real life Sharla.

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Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey

She has a pair she really likes thats wearing out

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Thoughtful gift!

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Originally Posted by Chris N.

I wonder if you smile this much in real life Sharla.

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Sometimes :)

Other times I feel way too sorry for myself and grumpy - you must've noticed me winging a lot too!

Yeah, but someone might get the impression that you're a compulsive smiler.

Something tells me you'd be a compulsive smiler in real life Chris.

I mean that as a compliment of course.

And how would you describe that feeling?

Hey, now. Not only is today our 10th anniversary, but Trainer Monkey's birthday is coming up on the 30th :o (right back atcha for looking to embarrass me, Love. Hee Hee :lickish:).

This time it's not boxing related, but I totally scored on his birthday present. He's already starting to try to figure out what it is, but I'm planning to hold out till his birthday.

Good for you. Anticipation always makes a surprise-- well more of a surprise. You two have fun and don't stay up forever.

I allmost sc'ed you for braggin hun
But your hapilly snoozing,and I got the munchies,and hell you got me something at all
Just have to wait for next week ;D

For the record I went with a :coolclick: instead

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Originally Posted by Chris N.

And how would you describe that feeling?

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You asking me Chris?

Not sure what feeling you're referring to but if you mean the feeling I get that you're a compulsive smiler - well never read you complaining about anything, you seem to make a point of liking other people's jokes a lot and always want to offer advice - so yeah I think you're probably a smiler.

Not really, only if it really really deserves a smile, then maybe I'll smile.

Do you think you could ever forget how to smile?

I generally smile without thinking - I don't like to take myself too seriously - so no I don't think I could forget how to smile.

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Originally Posted by Sharla

I generally smile without thinking - I don't like to take myself too seriously - so no I don't think I could forget how to smile.

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I cced just for that
I laugh my ass off all the time,and I smile contendetly while feeding the ducks from our river,in my back yard
And then I put on gloves,and Im different

Yeah I think smiling is healthy too Monkey - I'll CC ya back in 24h.

I still have to smile with gloves on too since if I didn't laugh at how unco I can be I'd be too down on myself to learn anything half the time. I'm not good enough to go into the ring expecting everything I throw to land the way I expect it to.

I think I'd do better if I could relax enough to smile when competing too but still learning to put myself in the best mind set for competition. As Scrap would say I'm still a baby in boxing because I've only had 10 bouts.

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Originally Posted by Sharla

Yeah I think smiling is healthy too Monkey - I'll CC ya back in 24h.

I still have to smile with gloves on too since if I didn't laugh at how unco I can be I'd be too down on myself to learn anything half the time. I'm not good enough to go into the ring expecting everything I throw to land the way I expect it to.

I think I'd do better if I could relax enough to smile when competing too but still learning to put myself in the best mind set for competition. As Scrap would say I'm still a baby in boxing because I've only had 10 bouts.

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We're boxers,not monsters
Actually I believe if you respect it,boxing is one of the most noble ways humans can compete against one another

Yeah, we're not bashing someone on the street - we're testing ourselves against a peer who has trained up and voluntarily gone into the ring to be tested. You're respecting your opponent by giving them your best by going hard.

We're testing all aspects of ourselves - physical, mental and emotional so unless you are matched badly you're not necessarily going to win or loose by a large amount just because you're big or something. Set up correctly boxing is a fair contest.

So Title boxing boots work well for you FeuerFrei?

They only have guys boxing boots in my local stores and they're a bit wide for my narrow feet.

I'm not sure about buying them online coz would like to try them on first.

I have a guys pair but I don't train in them - don't feel right in them. Would be good if I found a pair that fitted a woman's foot that was comfortable enough to train in.

Do you train in yours? Do you think they have enough cushioning for skipping in regularly etc?

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Originally Posted by Sharla

I generally smile without thinking - I don't like to take myself too seriously - so no I don't think I could forget how to smile.

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You can never lose your smile, it's always gonna be right under your nose.

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Originally Posted by Sharla

I generally smile without thinking - I don't like to take myself too seriously - so no I don't think I could forget how to smile.

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I cced just for that
I laugh my a** off all the time,and I smile contendetly while feeding the ducks from our river,in my back yard
And then I put on gloves,and Im different

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Then that's a different kind of smiling. :)

:coolclick:Chris

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Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey

She has a pair she really likes thats wearing out

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Originally Posted by Sharla

So Title boxing boots work well for you FeuerFrei?

They only have guys boxing boots in my local stores and they're a bit wide for my narrow feet.

I'm not sure about buying them online coz would like to try them on first.

I have a guys pair but I don't train in them - don't feel right in them. Would be good if I found a pair that fitted a woman's foot that was comfortable enough to train in.

Do you train in yours? Do you think they have enough cushioning for skipping in regularly etc?

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Oh yes, I train in mine. That's what helped contribute so much to them wearing out. Mind you I only wear them for skill training definitely not for running or plyometrics or anything like that. The running shoes are on my feet for that. The only thing with the Title boots is that they're cut a little narrow and I have wide feet so I had to put them through a breaking in period. Once I got them all broken in, they felt just fine. I guess since my feet are a little big, I tend to fit into the men's shoes better than a lot of other women. But maybe the narrow cut might work for you.

All good thanks FeuerFrei - I'll try to find a stockist over here and get hold of some :)
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