Quoted message said:Sad really, fit people are so rare in modern society that we quacks often have no idea how to
handle them.
This time - on return visit to get weighed, I had the same nurse and this time, as I turned up in
full Lycra Lout kit, she was less fazed. I got a "Oh, I see you are taking this cycling thing
seriously then!" Perhaps the fake tan on the legs lulled her into thinking I am out on my bike every
waking minute ;-) But then I got a lecture about how being slimmer will make me fitter when I'm old.
As for The Stare, being a mother, I have The Stare off to a fine art. I can burn holes into a skull
from 100 yards with The Stare. It's possibly the one thing I can be grateful to my own mother for -
teaching me The Stare.
Quoted message said:seriously, it's useful to remind myself that it's possible to be fit and fa... er,
charmingly rounded.
Fat - it's the word you were looking for ;-)
Quoted message said:Have you tried looking for a doctor who cycles?
Hahahhaahahahhahahahahaaa! Sorry, forgive the hysterical laughter, please :-)
Quoted message said:Possibly not within convenient cycling distance of Windling Puddlestop or Much Whining or
Whipping-in-the-Marsh or wherever it is you live.
Indeed.
Quoted message said:I know one in Maidstone if that helps.
Perhaps when I get the mileages and average speeds up to a respectable figure so the commute would
be just a mere jaunt.
Cheers, helen s (fatbirdonabike on her slow way to being slightlypodgybirdonabike)
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