I have never felt so exercised in my entire life before. Though I do consientiously run every Sunday, nothing can compared to the amount of sweat I lost yesterday. YES! Dearie and me signed up for the Singapore Bay Run 2008, which was held yesterday. It was actually Dearie’s suggestion that we joined the run – can exercise and do an activity together. Since I do enjoy running, I decided to give it a go.
My brother got to know about this and asked me in exasperation:
Brother: Why joined this run? Someone forced you to it?
Me: Huh? No. Eric suggested we join so I agreed.
Brother: You guys got nothing better to do is it?
(-.-”’) So much for the encouragment he has for his sister. Apparently, this brother of mine was forced to join the run 2 years back and is still quite sore about it. Therefore, he cannot understand why in the world we are wasting our time to participate in this run.
Anyway, on Saturday before the run, it was pouring the entire day and according to my mother’s weather forecast, the weather is going to continue as such. Stayed over at Dearie’s place and was expecting a freezing and wet morning, and instead clear weather greeted me first thing I opened my eyes to the sound of alarm clock ringing. I was secretly annoyed because I still want my sleep! This is the only Sunday which I have to wake up so early! Just like any normal school day. Damn!
Anyway, I got dragged out of bed by Dearie and we were off to the run, with me still half-asleep. On the way there, I was tasked to put the safety pins onto the tag. Here’s showcasing our number tags.

Anyone interested in buying 4D, can try our numbers. (Sian? Hee..) A disclaimer though: If the numbers don’t strike, please don’t look for us. But if it do, we are happy to share your winnings! =p
We started our run at 7.40am and managed to finish the 10km run at approximately 9.20am. I must admit that the run was quite tiring. The 10km seems endless. Keep asking Dearie if we are reaching the finishing point soon throughout the whole journey. I am however quite impressed at myself for managing to run for most part of the 10km. And Dearie was sweet to stop for me when I just could not muster enough energy to run.
The run thought me something though: “Never give up” At some points in the run, I do feel like giving up and just walk the rest of the 10km. But I keep telling myself to push on. Was the happiest when I know that its the final 1km – motivate me to run even faster and complete the race. Crossing the finishing line never tasted so sweet before.
On the way home, Dearie asked, ” 21km next year?” I looked at him in astonishment – already have problem finishing the 10km and yet he is asking about 21km next year? Mmm… but come to think of it – If I do not try, I will never know if I can finish the run. Just maybe, I might agree. =)
Lastly, presenting the medalist holders and an artistic shot of the medals and our number tags by Dearie:

