Re: Bob's Bits.
Entry:-200315
Delivered friend to hospital safely, and on time yesterday, had all of his tests and the results were good. A load off his mind I think.
After all of his pricking, probing and blood taking, we retreated to the garden centre just up the road, they do brilliant lunches, and I think we earned it.
Have been contemplating buying a summer house for the back garden [somewhere to send wife when she gets on me t@ts] and while we were at the garden centre we managed to spot a perfect one, so my friends visit to the hospital has cost me quite a bit.
The best weather for running in Myra?
Well to be honest, I don't really have a favourite, but I do have some that are best avoided: Although I don't mind fresh snow, once it has frozen overnight it can be treacherous, that's probably the worst. Rain is not too bad as long as it's not 'stair rods' in fact, a little bit of summer rain on a marathon is very refreshing and keeps you cool, provided you have Vaselined up all the moving and rubbing bits. High Humidity can be very uncomfortable; sweat does not evaporate from the surface of the skin, causing you to overheat and dehydrate. But providing you are in good nick, and don't push too hard [just accept you will be slower] most conditions can be dealt with.
It's my turn today for a blood test at my local surgery, doctor who did my stents wants to see how my cholesterol has dropped after taking the bigger dose of statin he prescribed. Well I haven't been taking them, and am too much of a wuss to tell him.
But as an experiment, I haven't eaten anything this morning, so we will see how that affects the results. Problem is, my appointment is not until 12:30 and I'm starving.
Just off to Greggs now to get a bacon and cheese sandwich so I'll waste no time afterwards.... Will let you know how I get on.