2F, no, but they could get me up on the floor ;) Yes, my motto of "work to live, not live to work" is being tested.Thanks Andrew!I will Thomas. I'm fonwlliog your progress closely and will heed any advice.Strewth, hope you're not saying that because we had good coffee at the WM and plenty of sun for a change.Bob, I'll give you his number. It'll only cost you $250 for a 15-minute consultation and $25 for a box of Thyroxine ;)SK, that's interesting. You must be on an even keel, as you're running well. I'm counting on things easing off after Christmas.Mike, yes, it's amazing. Great for us both to get the correct diagnosis and 'cure'.Robert Song, that's interesting. I think we cover up and stay in the shade a lot these days. True about the long run... unless you're Hosaka and running 210k a week ;)Jonathon, yes, the LBG 20 mile is very popular. Ask Trevor how many times he's done it next time you see him.Canute, I think the 'easy' Hadd-style running is relatively stress-free. Today was 10 hours, which is much better than 12! Work will be easier post-Christmas.Nev, thanks. I'd take up yoga if I had the time ;) True about west v east lifestyles. I'll have to ask Scott Brown how he stays so relaxed.Flo, thanks. I'm hanging out for early 'retirement' in a little over 18 months' time :)Jog, that's good advice. I'm trying to be super careful - especially after my sickness a while back. Definitely - I run for coffee!
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