Sorry for the delay folks. Last night I was busy celebrating my grandfather’s birthday and didn’t have a chance to write a post for Tuesday. Once again, I have stumped my readers with the trivia question. The correct definition of the term tattoo is this: five minutes before taps. Don’t be discouraged, readers, I’m sure you will do better next time. In fact, here’s your chance to bounce back now!
Navy trivia of the day
- What is the meaning of the phrase “deep six”?
Yesterday was rather uneventful, as far as workouts go. I did the first workout of Week 2 on the Cto5k plan and the first workout of Week 3 on the push ups plan.
Push up workout details (Week 3, Day 1, first column):
- 10, 12, 7, 7, 9; performed with a 60 second rest between reps
- 45 Total
Cto5k workout details (Week 2, Workout 1):
- Brisk 5 min warm up walk
- Alternate 90 seconds of jogging and two minutes of walking for a total of 20 minutes
Well then, I guess I’ll see you again in about 12 hours with today’s post. In the meantime, good luck with the trivia question and I hope everybody has a great Wednesday!
P.S. You can make today even greater by guessing what movie I’m referencing in the title; if you get it right, I’ll give you 50 points!
The Navy and Me 
Your daddy says that it is when they bury someone at sea, i.e. six feet under, which he says is also a fathom.
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Dr Strangelove… “we can not allow a mine shaft gap”. :)
To throw over the side (dispose of).
And the movie is from Dr. Strangelove (I recently picked it up); it’s from the scene discussing the abandonment of the one man-to-woman relationship… For the betterment of our future, My Furur!