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Body Says NOoooooo

Last week I was partially lurgyfied. Had 3 nose bleeds and hardly ran.

This week I have done 3.7m and I am still full of lurgy.

Last night I was up at 12 to care for a chucking up Gnome.

Today I am full of lurgy, Gnome is at home with daddy and I am shattered.

Me finks I need to give in and rest.

Comments

fraggle said…
Indeed Pix, or you'll make yourself worse.
(((( hugs to the gnome ))))
Poor Pixie, Hope you are feeling better by now

Thanks for your comments on my blog.......still try to figure out how it all works so getting loads of computer says NO stuff come up!!!

Take carexx
Cath Delaney said…
Pixel - is that hooter fixed..?
Evil Pixie said…
[stomps foot]
still waiting for ent referral caff

CC pleasure - let me know what support you want at M17 nearer the time!!
Frags - resting is driving me mad!
Hiya Pixie,

Here's my order for mile 17:

Double gin and slim
Mars Bar
Packet of Frazzles
Foot spa
Tons of cheers!

Did Berlin in September (very hot and sunny) and running mate knackered his knees and was reduced to very slow limping, so we called ahead to our 'support team' mile 20 and ordered beer!

A very stern German marshall didn't think it funny and nearly disqualified the pair of us.....we were hammered by the time we finally staggered over the line.
Cath Delaney said…
Right... tis Monday innit.

How you feeling..?
beanz said…
take some time out - I had that 2 weeks off before Leeds and it did me no harm

xx

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