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It's Christmas!!!!!

Lo folks!
Just thought I would pop in briefly to say

Happy Christmas!!!!
and a FAB 2006!

Currently (pun intended!) Gnome is playing with Hot Wires and loving it! It's his "best present ever!"

I'm playing Sudoku on my new handheld game and hubby is (shock horror!) watching the racing on TV!

I've still not run since the Frolic. Monday I had my nose zapped and that knocked me for a few days and then Christmas got in the way! Christmas Eve I was thinking "wanna run" and Christmas Day Evening (if that makes sense!) I was dripping blood in the bathroom for the best part of 30 mins. Worse nose bleed in literally months. I was even starting to think a trip to A&E may be called for. I wasn't happy and had a headache after that. Then during the night I got cramp in my calf so today I ain't running either ... grrrrrr.

Still it's almost 2006 and then the pants year will be over!

Enjoy your pressies folks!!

Comments

Highway Kind said…
I'm sure 2006 will be good.

good luck
6:41 PM, December 26, 2005
b-z said…
2006 is another year
thank GOD
7:35 PM, December 26, 2005
Cath Delaney said…
I always say "New Year, New Start, blah blah blah" But I have to be honest... I think this year (2005) although it's been pretty shite... it's not been as bad as it could have been (in comparison to previous years). So having said that... although I'm really happy right now and where I want to be in life... it does make me look forward with trepidation and kind of a little edge of nervousness. I s'pose you have to get used to stuff *not* happening to get used to life being ordinary. So for me... I'm just hoping for an ordinary 2006. That's all. Don't want no bells and whistles. Just a plain old boring year for me will do. No illness, no injury, no ups and downs.

:o)
2:25 PM, December 27, 2005
beanz said…
its great to look forward

xx
5:48 PM, December 27, 2005
XFR Bear said…
I'm hoping for an injury free one as well Pix
xx
6:34 PM, December 27, 2005
Evil Pixie said…
well I now have a stinking cold!
I did this time last year too - I missed Helsby because of it, but that was a really bad bad cough too.

So folks here's to a healthy, injury free 2006!
8:12 PM, December 27, 2005
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