URWFRC needs you at the FLM

SwissBobby pirate

pirate

24/01/2003 at 07:19

On the FLM Forum there is a thread already started by those who have not got into the FLM but are comming to support the URWFRC.

Give them your support.

'kk' aka 'knackeredknees'

24/01/2003 at 07:45

No. 2 Son is running and hopes to break 3hrs!! (God how I hate him!!)

So I'll be there with Mrs kk and son No 1. and supporting everyone especially URWFRC . (Will you do the same for me next year? presuming knee passed fit for marathon by consultant)

Barkles

24/01/2003 at 12:49

Kerboing!!!!!

Gavo

24/01/2003 at 12:52

Do the runners get to post requests (sweets, bananas, lager, whatever) that the fantastic supporters can bring with them for the last half?

SwissBobby pirate

pirate

24/01/2003 at 12:54

no guarantees that requests will be granted but you can always try, banana cake and jelly babies have already been mentioned.

Barkles

24/01/2003 at 12:59

oh,, and kisses and cuddles.

that'd be nice.

'kk' aka 'knackeredknees'

24/01/2003 at 13:05

Just tell me which Radio station and I'll be there as a groupie!!

Jon.

24/01/2003 at 13:11

I'll be there! Waving in a calm and relaxed fashion, mourning the fact I won't be running! ah well... Maybe in four years time!

Ashley Smith

24/01/2003 at 13:19

Already stated that I will be there with my eldest son giving a big cheer to all URWFRC members and dishing out the jelly bellies (which he is realy looking forward to).

Chistopher (our youngest member at 7) will be running in the 1.5 mile fun run at Paddock Wood (subject to Foxy) he will be wearing his URWFRC kit so all the forumites can give him a huge cheer.

Legless

24/01/2003 at 19:38

why in four years Jon?????????

Will you be old enough by then!!!!!!

Christopher Smith

24/01/2003 at 22:29

I am Ashley son
who loves to run
and I have two medals
and Im 7
Bye I hope I will see you soon.

Plum

pirate

24/01/2003 at 23:36

Christopher
what are you doing awake at this time of night. Get yourself to bed so you can get up early so you can chase your dad round on your bike when he only wants to go out and stroll round the streets in his URWFRC kit to look impressive. Your mission in life is to get dad out their pounding the streets to prepare himself for his next run.

Go for it on his behalf and lots more medals to come I hope

Jim

Plum

pirate

24/01/2003 at 23:39

Oh god one night down the pub carbo loading and my sentences expand to enormous proportions, sorry christopher but dad will explain.

Hewey

24/01/2003 at 23:46

I'm going to be at the FLM throwing stones at the people that got places when I didn't (But I'm not bitter!)

Ashley Smith

24/01/2003 at 23:49

Hi Jim.
Glad to say he has finally gone to bed and I have my computer back (and name).

I would run on Saturday mornings, but it is his fault that i dont as I have to take him and his brother swimming.

Weekdays in the mornings I have to take them to school so unless I get up before I go to bed and complete the run by 5am(when the wife gets up for work its unfortunatly out of the question.

However, the kids playing up at home early evening does help in the desire to take a long run on the way home from work in the hope that the kids will be in bed when I get home.

Plum

pirate

24/01/2003 at 23:58

Ash

a man as worldly wise as you will realise that the best intentions of us mere mortal men will never cope with the demands of the female of the species.

Ashley Smith

25/01/2003 at 00:23

correct see you Sunday

Ben the Rat

25/01/2003 at 00:26

Breaking the 1:20 Sunday Ashley?

Ashley Smith

26/01/2003 at 23:46

I wish, 1.22 this time so getting there

Lycra Kitten

29/01/2003 at 11:47

Or alternatively anyone who can't make it to London like myself can join me in Suffolk and watch it on TV!

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