Morning all (it is morning over here)
Eee happy birthday DD! Enjoy hyper, hyper is good, and goes well with running.
NZC - glad it's nothing serious.
Delighted to see 40min still doing the scary stuff. Btw, son1 has returned to flatland, along with his partner, so playing on Dartmoor won't happen so often, schade. Take colds seriously and keep the moving parts in order, yes?
Alehouse - had to google brachytherapy. It seems I missed something. However, we can only run with the bodies we've got, and I'm not sure how much of a difference that makes, once you're out of the elites, if you see what I mean. Onwards, upwards, whatever.
Me? A happy trot up Corey Hill in Brookine, where I am staying with my mum. It is a lovely hill, and I have a very good view of it from her flat in the Senior Centre. It was a lovely day, but with a high danger of black ice - the mega snow is crisscrossed by canyons (pavements) where the trickle of melting snow in the day freezes to a glaze of ice overnight. So I took real good care over potentially skiddy bits..
..and kissed the concrete on a perfectly dry stretch, where my attention strayed and I didn't take in a minute unevenness of pavement. I expect to have a black eye and a stiff hand for a bit, which should amuse my mother's colleagues at table.
You don't have to have PD to fall over - some of you have demonstrated that - but I believe it helps. My mum was gracious enough not to make "you shouldn't be running.." noises. She Knows better.
This place has not only got a hill, but my mum's flat is on the 7th floor
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Take care all.
Edited: 15/02/2013 at 14:21
