[ed335d]

Originally Posted by willhollin

Nice review Helen, that extra flap of yours was certainly impressive.

And where have you been William?

[willhollin]

Originally Posted by ed335d

And where have you been William?

Vivienne and I had a few days away.

[dxb335d]

Wills been "Camping" it up the past week!!

[beemerbird]

Ben - didn't know you were near me on the Stafford meet lol. Good run out that eh, I just saw Paul, Andrew, Steve & Jon heading off tbh.

Wondered where you'd got to Will.............missed your wit.

[briers]

I thought he would be attending dubbreeze in stafford. Saw loads of vw vans today.

[briers]

I tried to keep up but I'm not as confident as you guys so you gradually disappeared. I think I held steve up on the first stint so I stayed back after that.

Plus a denzil lump is not in the same league as your lot in the twisties

One thing I do know is some of you can really drive, its not just the amount of power below your right foot.

[Snooky]

Originally Posted by dxb335d

How long did you have swine flu?! Could you not even get out of bed?' how long laid up completely ?

I was ill for 3-4 weeks Carl, about a week confined to bed but even after I went back to work, it was another 2 weeks before I had my strength back.

[briers]

Originally Posted by Snooky

I was ill for 3-4 weeks Carl, about a week confined to bed but even after I went back to work, it was another 2 weeks before I had my strength back.

I gave it to a work mate who was ill for a month too. Same as you he was in bed for a week. He had asthma and got it quite bad.

Both me and my baby daughter got it. I stayed in bed for a day or 2 with aches and fever but then felt fine, just a temperature so went back to work soon after. That's when I gave it to him, my temperature lasted about a week but I felt quite ok. It must affect everyone differently. If I knew I had swine flu at the time I would never had gone in to work as I know how dangerous it can be for some.

It stemmed from my daughters nursery, that's how we found out.

[beemerbird]

Originally Posted by briers

I tried to keep up but I'm not as confident as you guys so you gradually disappeared. I think I held steve up on the first stint so I stayed back after that.

Plus a denzil lump is not in the same league as your lot in the twisties

One thing I do know is some of you can really drive, its not just the amount of power below your right foot.

Always best to stick to your own comfort levels Ben and there's no right or wrong imo.

I've said it before.........everyone with the exception of one (long story and not on here), I've driven with on meets have all been really good drivers, and made the meets all the better for it.