Been there, done it, got the t shirt! - Page 5

Lily · 05-Sep-2005, 23:41

Thanks for all the well wishes folks!

Feeling a bit battered and low today writing lists for bike bits and popping painkillers and anti inflammatories

Was a good day out and I can't believe how many folks came along to support me, it was brilliant, just a shame it didn't end so well.

Now have to deal with Fred telling me off when i try and do stuff!

05-Sep-2005, 23:43

Then stop trying to do stuff .....

x

PS Like my new Avatar ???? lol

Lily · 05-Sep-2005, 23:45

Quote:

Originally posted by DIBBLE
Then stop trying to do stuff .....

x

PS Like my new Avatar ???? lol

yeah its cool

makes me smile which has been a challenge today!!

05-Sep-2005, 23:48

Quote:

Originally posted by Lily
yeah its cool

makes me smile which has been a challenge today!!

well i need to be good at something with a face like mine ... :P

Chris ST4 · 06-Sep-2005, 00:35

Full on respect for having the balls to give racing a go in the first place, more than I would do

Wish you a quick & full recovery.

ziggi · 06-Sep-2005, 10:57

What else can I say but - wow!

deej · 07-Sep-2005, 23:06

fair play to you girl,respect is due

glad your okay and mending well

sounds like your little holiday to spain is just what you need,relax and enjoy and whatever you do make sure you get back on and ride again

Steve M · 19-Sep-2005, 15:25

What a shame it ended how it did Lily, seems like it was good up to that point though, I really wish I could have made it to watch (and got a tee shirt).
Hope you're feeling ok now, see you soon.

dickieducati · 19-Sep-2005, 15:43

no idea how i missed this. but well done for giving it a go and hope you are fit to go again soon.
takes a lot of bottle to go in at the deep end. sounds alot more frantic than the sedate racing that is DD.

Ray · 20-Sep-2005, 11:41

Lily,

Just seen this after some hols.

A long held ambition achieved, There is nothing worse than looking back and saying I wish I had.......................

Well done.

Knowing JPM he'll soon have you and Bob back in perfect pre accident condition!

Ray

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05-Sep-2005, 23:43	#42
Dibble Posts: n/a Then stop trying to do stuff ..... x PS Like my new Avatar ???? lol Reply

06-Sep-2005, 00:35	#45
Chris ST4 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 62 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Stafford Mood: Anticipation Full on respect for having the balls to give racing a go in the first place, more than I would do Wish you a quick & full recovery. Reply

06-Sep-2005, 10:57	#46
ziggi Registered Forum User 888 at Last !!! Posts: 957 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Horsham, West Sussex What else can I say but - wow! Reply

19-Sep-2005, 15:25	#48
Steve M Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,926 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: north staffs Mood: Sans moto What a shame it ended how it did Lily, seems like it was good up to that point though, I really wish I could have made it to watch (and got a tee shirt). Hope you're feeling ok now, see you soon. Reply

19-Sep-2005, 15:43	#49
dickieducati Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 5,018 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Mood: the rain in spain falls mainly on me! no idea how i missed this. but well done for giving it a go and hope you are fit to go again soon. takes a lot of bottle to go in at the deep end. sounds alot more frantic than the sedate racing that is DD. Reply