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Alive and Kicking!

I don't do sulking very well so I'm making an effort!

As such I have a race to enter:

Long Eaton 5m on 11th June

Only 5m so I can get home in time to cook the Sunday roast and not mess up family life too much!

So running kit to the fore ... just need to shift this lurgy like thing that is lingering!

Comments

beanz said…
much better to do Sinfin 10k on 4th JUne - family occasion - bring a picnic and the boys
womble said…
Do you not think it would be a great development opportunity and father-son bonding session for them to do the Sunday lunch?????

;o))

Or, as beanz says, take a picnic!
womble said…
What's a 'bikini'???
Evil Pixie said…
womble i do actually like my house and my roast! Allowing them near the kitchen would result in the loss of one or the other!
beanz I am doing a 35m walk on the BH Monday and will not have the energy for a 10K on the sunday! Not sure if I can do 5m anyway! Longest run since Reading has been 3.5m in 45mins!
laura that's just mental cruelty!
b-z said…
bikini
nope


no way!

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