I finally feel like I can run without wondering at which stage I'm going to pass out! I had a nice run today with my friend Alisa, and wore my CRY vest in preparation for my london outfit.
Here is my new issue, and I apologise it is personal! I came away from the Alloa half with blisters not on my bruised feet, but on my boobs! ( ever noticed the real runners don't tend to be awfully well endowed?), and I have tried every sports bra I can find, plasters, dreaded vaseline, but the only thing that comes close to working is wearing 2 sports bras. What worries me is how comfortable that will be for 26 miles. I suppose if thats the only thing I have to worry about during the marathon then I'll be doing ok.
So I'm off on an internet search for the right bra, probably slightly late in the game for that!
On another note, I have also been reading about Lance Armstrong. Michelle admired him, and I can see why. Ever so slightly daunting after everything he has done, was reading that running the New York marathon was by far the hardest thing he has ever done! Oh God!
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