Everything seems to be moving in the right direction again thanks to my father (Keith), my mother in law (Elizabeth) and most importantly my father in law (Keith).
Special thanks to Sharon too ... reading her email brought a tear to my eye !!!
Back to normality. Over the last few days I've been buying last minute supplies of custard, protein recovery bars, flapjack, jaffa cakes, dried apricots. Only have grapes to buy and obviously I'm going to get those nearer the time.
Second week of tapering and I'm beginning to relax a lot more now. Tim Noakes writes: "the more time you can spend in solitude and in personal reflection during this period, the better you will cope with the mental demands of the final quarter of the ultra marathon."
With a teenage son I know this isn't going to be easy but it can be done and now that all the planning and shopping is out of the way there's an increasing amount of time for relaxing.
Nervous though - this is easily the most important race I've taken part in ... and I started running in 1972.
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