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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Not Again!

3 more days to go before KL marathon and *)#^%$ I am fighting 2 battles against a flu/cold bug and a new problem on the leg!

Things seem to be all rosy after the Passion Run. All the previous problems seem to have resolved itself and I was so looking forward to my first oversea run this year.

And now it seems there is a flu bug going around. Many of my colleagues are down. I have a sore throat, a cough and a very itchy nose. Damn! And to make it worse, the left leg has develop a new problem. There is a lump of hard muscle(?) just on top of the calf and below the knee joint. And it hurts when I go down staircase or get up from a sitting position! Double damn!

Looks like I gonna be a tourist runner on Sunday!

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Simple Run?

Come to think of it, this is my first time participating in a sgrunners's running event. The previous time I was either kapoing around or missing in action.

Anyway, those koonky people called it a simple run. Now I really don't understand why cause it was pretty complicated. First, we had to wear the event tee (another first for me), then we had to remove our watches and whatever timing devices including phones. Then we were only told the route on race day and finally we had to guess the time we will take to complete the race and then try to run and finish as close to the guessed time as possible. Huh? sound complicated right? Ha ha ha.

But heck, apparently a lot of other don't think so and decided to take part.
Photo by Kelly

And yes, it was fun. Which is how all races should be. Fun for everybody. Well done to the organisers!

Friday, June 18, 2010

Sze Mak Chaim Races

'Sze Mak Chaim'  is local lingo (Hokkien) for "eye cyst or sty'. There is this local grandmother's tale or urban legend that if one were to peep or see someone naked, he/she will get a cyst or sty. I suppose the purpose of this urban legend is so that children do not turn into peeping tom.

Now if this grandmother's tale is true and these 2 races were to ever be held in Singapore, there will be plenty of people going around with a cyst in the eye and the eye doctors will have a field day!



But of course the eye popping question will be - will there be anybody here in sg who will dare to take part in it?

Monday, June 14, 2010

What don't kill you...........

A friend like to quote: "What don't kill you makes you stronger".

Me? I look at it this way:

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