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Abingdon Marathon 2009

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runner duck Oct 2009 9:15pm, 28 Oct 2009 1771 posts	0 runner duck try putting the alarm clock out of reach so you have to get out of bed to switch it off.
McNewbie Oct 2009 10:05pm, 28 Oct 2009 6219 posts	0 McNewbie Kay, you're a nutter, I don't aspire to your nutter abilities RD - but I sleep-walk too been sneezing and sniffling a lot, may delay my run makes hot cuppa and starts on 2nd box of tissues
Runamok Oct 2009 10:08pm, 28 Oct 2009 484 posts	0 Runamok Even more reason to get out tomorrow morning and run that head cold off McN! set alarm clock off in kids bedroom so that they wake you up by jumping on your bed!
runner duck Oct 2009 10:09pm, 28 Oct 2009 1802 posts	0 runner duck and then leave oh to look after the kids
Runamok Oct 2009 10:13pm, 28 Oct 2009 485 posts	0 Runamok And then OH can make a lovely breakfast for when you get home after your run
McNewbie Oct 2009 10:22pm, 28 Oct 2009 6225 posts	0 McNewbie Runamock, you're assuming my o.h.actually thinks running requires rewarding, lol
Sparkly Bridget Oct 2009 10:55pm, 28 Oct 2009 6618 posts	0 Sparkly Bridget TBH the absence of OH made it much easier to get up yesterday. i could put all the lights on
runner duck Oct 2009 10:56pm, 28 Oct 2009 1816 posts	0 runner duck a huge benefit! although sometimes i just put a pillow on oh's head and put the light on anyway

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