She’s from Kingston, and measures to the height of 56 end-to-end
glucometer test strips. Quite the athlete, she has managed some significant
achievements; a recent one being successful completion of several lengths of
the swimming pool without being lapped or drowning. She’s hoping that the trip
to Georgia will bring an opportunity to catch some sweet rays and get a bit of
heat. Basically, she’s a Canadian snowbird; unfortunately looking at the
weather forecast for the week at this point, it will be warmer than here but
she may be slightly disappointed. Oh well. She known to be one of the more sensible and
less wild and crazy members of the rowing team. However, certain sources have
indicated the she once dressed up as a Chechnyan rebel. Some say that she
recently went to a Toronto Maple Leaf’s game and where they didn't lose. And that she
recently wrote a book called 50 shades of black. All we know is, she’s called
Beth Farnell.
Western Mustang's Rowing team heads for Georgia for the second year in a row. And so, we are blogging about it.
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Friday, 15 February 2013
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Random Mid-Day Blog Post
Here's a quick blog post with a link to the video from last year. A bit of a teaser for those of us who are going, and a bit of a 'it'll hopefully be sunny and warm with flat water' for those who aren't. I think we're all getting pretty excited to leave on Saturday morning!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuGvxdAJ6g&feature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vuGvxdAJ6g&feature=youtu.be
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
I may not be at re-rigging, I have an exam
This member of our team is proud to be able to touch her tongue to her nose. However, it may be difficult to acquire a demonstration of this talent owing to the fact that she is part of the infamous crew which was received the ‘disappearing act’ award. As part of the questionnaire which was sent around to all of us going down to Georgia in order to gain some useful information for each person’s biography; she responded in a similar fashion to the majority of the team – with a “Land Before Time” reference. Anyway, her favorite dinosaur is Petrie the Pteranodon. She claims that she ‘may or may not’ be the subject of a tragically hip song, the operative words in that sentence being ‘may or may not’. Unlike most others for this trip, who responded to the question ‘what are you most looking forward to’ with something to do with, food, American stereotypes or Honey Boo Boo, she is most excited to be able to row and then not worry about falling asleep in class later. This is something that wouldn’t be a problem if we decided to practice at a ‘normal’ time, hint hint coaches. Some say that if she was mayor, she would have called something better than transit busses to transport her football team, and that she recently launched her own line of designer Tupperware. All I know is, her name is Alex Stefanovski

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Tuesday, 12 February 2013
She's On The Hunt For Honey Boo Boo
After escaping the French speaking land they call Quebec, she
lived in Richmond Hill for a while, before moving on to become a local about a
year ago. She enjoys running, playing Frisbee and apparently having her belly
rubbed. She has numerous athletic achievements, such as being the
self-proclaimed world champion of the 50m sprint to catch the bus (this fact is
unverified by the Guinness book of World Records at time of publishing). Another
thing which she has self-proclaimed for herself is ‘Queen of the lawn grass’
I’m not quite sure what that means, mowing the lawn, lying on the grass or
what? She is hoping to chase down the
ever elusive Honey Boo Boo while we are in Georgia. I say ever elusive, but
that may not quite be true as after all she does have a TV show. Some say that
she has an aptitude for sitting in snow banks and that much to the dismay of
the UN Security Council, she has also been conducting her own nuclear
testing. All I know is, she’s Katherine
Jones.
Rowing Fast and Taking Names
Serbian, lightweight, cerise and
blue, NDCO. These are just a few words
which can be used to describe this member of the crew going down to Georgia
with us. With the exception of the Head of the Trent regatta she won her event
in every regatta this fall – notably including the Head of the Charles regatta.
As with Jill, she would prefer to spend an evening in a onesie (aka snuggie)
eating food. This is starting to seem like a bit of a trend with lightweight
women – onesies, nothing against them, just an observation. Clocking in at
8.750 vertically stacked pencil crayons tall, she has spent most of her life in
St Catherines, the self-proclaimed center of rowing in Canada (where are the
national team training centers again?). Some say that she once beat a
heavyweight man at bench press and she has recently developed an irrational
hatred of Rubens Barrichello, Wait, no she didn’t develop a hatred, because
unlike the Stig, she has not been beaten by him. Anyway, all we know is, it’s
Sara Matovic.
Sunday, 10 February 2013
Back to athlete bios
This athlete is one of the ones who makes all the TID
coaches in the land get really excited. Measuring in at something like 50 jars
of peanut butter tall (or potentially 51, that’s up for debate), she is known
for pulling on the erg like a heavy man. My theory on this is that it could be
due to over-enjoyment of the movie Remember the Titans. A good way to describe
her is evolving, having used to be a swimmer she recently crawled out of the
water and into a boat, so my theory is that her next sport will be something to
do with flying. Having truly adopted a
kinesiology student sort of attitude, she says that ideally she would spend her
evenings at either kiwi kraze or bulk barn wearing sweats, as opposed to jeans,
or Canada Goose jackets, of Lulu pants or Uggs. Some say that she only knows
two facts about ducks and both of them are wrong. And that if she had directed
Jurassic Park she would have had the T-Rex win. All we know is, it’s Lenore!
Thursday, 7 February 2013
All I Want is Braveheart and a Beer
Two
score and four years ago, this waffle loving, wake making, Western attending,
wacky, fun loving guy was born. He professes his ideal evening to be spent
doing nothing but petting a pot-bellied pig named Hamlet. However, those of us
who know him well enough to be his facebook friends would probably agree that
he also enjoys a good screening of Braveheart while drinking beer. Seriously,
I’ve seen this same status something like 3 times in the last couple months.
His favorite dinosaur is the Ankylosaurus, I don’t really have a joke for that
one; but at least you learned something from reading this post right? Preferring not to brag about his personal
athletic achievements, he responded to the question “most notable athletic
achievement” with ‘I think I went to the gym yesterday’. On the other hand, I
do happen to know that he plays a mean game of beer pong and has an aptitude
for chugging Guinness. He has been referred to as a real Mario Andretti behind
the wheel of a car. Some say that he thought Star Wars was a documentary, and
that he likes his athletes to take their oars down to the dock 6 hours before
the race. All I know is, he’s coach Matt Waddell.
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
I had a post title, but it got hacked
Measuring a whopping 0.0010606061
miles high, she is an athletic force to be reckoned with, whose almost best
known achievement was winning the 2012 beer Olympics on an all female novice
team. As a lightweight rower, the thing which she is most looking forward to
during the upcoming trip to the USA is eating at Chipotle. She was on the trip
last year where her random shotgun obsession came to light. I’m not going to
elaborate on that one. Ideally, she would find herself sitting in a onesie (aka
snuggie) watching the bachelor. Some say
that she once hacked into her own facebook account and that in her wallet, she
keeps a photo of her wallet. All I know is, her name is Jill.
This post would have been longer.
However, it seems that her facebook profile was hacked yet again, and so
instead of finding useful information there, all I found was a tidbit about her
bowel regularity. The next status update
also had a rather fishy nature, I believe it was something along the lines of
going to a Monday class ‘au natural’ if the post gets liked enough times. So I
went further back in statuses, trying to find something of relevance.
Unfortunately, no such luck, yet again another hacked, but most definitely
entertaining status.
The picture, similar to the
picture from my description is of her passed out. Unfortunately, I couldn’t
find another one I wanted to use. So here we go, another sleeping picture.
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
The Most Definitely Not Self Serving Autobiography
Today I am starting the team introductions, with my own. As
per last year, one of the things I have been most anticipating is the opportunity
to write this blog yet again. I was going to say that I will try my best to not
make this blog post self-serving, and then realized that I will just do that.
After all, we do or do not, as opposed to trying. Clocking in at a whopping
11.3 Stone and 188 000 000 nm tall, sporting an exploded appendix and originally hailing from the fabled ‘best
coast’, I now spend most of my time in London (the one where the Queen does not
live). I only row in high definition, ideally near or under bridges; or other
items of civil engineering merit. Ever questing for the All-Spark. Some say
that I have recently been releasing pop records under the pseudonym of Lady
Gaga, and that under my unisuit, there’s another unisuit. All we know is, I’m
not called the Stig. I am quite excited to jump in my car and Roll Out for
Georgia.
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Monday, 4 February 2013
Hey y'all! Read This!
Welcome to the blog for the Western Mustangs reading week Georgia training camp. No, we are not yet in Georgia. Our planned departure is on the 16th of February, when it's actually reading week. Over the next couple weeks, until we leave I hope to be able to post highly detailed, accurate, serious and not at all funny blog entries describing each of us who are planning on heading down there. This year, the blog will be different than last year, as opposed trying to be funny and lighthearted, the blog will be serious and only report the most uninteresting and highly uninteresting details of the trip. One exciting example to look forward to is an in depth description of how they cast the concrete in the interstate system we drive on while driving down there. So if you're looking for a fun to read blog, I'm afraid you're SOL this time. Not. Rest assured I will endeavor to be as entertaining and fun to read as an engineering student can be.
Anyway, we're all getting super excited to head on down the Waffle House express way, also known as I-75, on the way down to the homeland of Honey Boo Boo. As a way to get ready for the trip, many of us were competing at the Canadian Indoor Rowing Championship yesterday, there is a link to a summarizing video below. Is there a video in the first blog post this year? Yes, yes there is - and should be many more to come during the trip, get excited.
Anyway, we're all getting super excited to head on down the Waffle House express way, also known as I-75, on the way down to the homeland of Honey Boo Boo. As a way to get ready for the trip, many of us were competing at the Canadian Indoor Rowing Championship yesterday, there is a link to a summarizing video below. Is there a video in the first blog post this year? Yes, yes there is - and should be many more to come during the trip, get excited.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFn3t6RwVug
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