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Can I haz plaster pleez
Jun. 1st, 2008 04:47 pmI think I broke my toe:
This was done during the St Andrews beach korfball tournament in which my team finished eighth - a pretty good effort since we were half beginners and I was nominally the captain. Our first team won it overall, although I at least scored against them in a 5-1 defeat.
Buggered toe was caused by my kicking a team-mate on the ankle, which she said was quite painful. I agreed. Playing the last two or three matches wasn't so much fun afterwards, due in part to the toe and partly because running around in deep sand can be a bit tiring, especially after seven hours under a hot sun. Got a lovely tan line on my forehead...
Another team-mate also broke a toe.
Next week the Mavericks bandwagon limps to Stockholm, where we'll hopefully win more than one game!
In other news, a good bit of excellent cup rugby this weekend. Well done Leeds (thoroughly entertaining game) and Hull FC (scraped past a stuttering Bradford) who are now into the semi-finals with St Helens and Wakefield.
This was done during the St Andrews beach korfball tournament in which my team finished eighth - a pretty good effort since we were half beginners and I was nominally the captain. Our first team won it overall, although I at least scored against them in a 5-1 defeat.
Buggered toe was caused by my kicking a team-mate on the ankle, which she said was quite painful. I agreed. Playing the last two or three matches wasn't so much fun afterwards, due in part to the toe and partly because running around in deep sand can be a bit tiring, especially after seven hours under a hot sun. Got a lovely tan line on my forehead...
Another team-mate also broke a toe.
Next week the Mavericks bandwagon limps to Stockholm, where we'll hopefully win more than one game!
In other news, a good bit of excellent cup rugby this weekend. Well done Leeds (thoroughly entertaining game) and Hull FC (scraped past a stuttering Bradford) who are now into the semi-finals with St Helens and Wakefield.
