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| Scene of the crime, "highrise 1" my luxury apartment |
Last
night the guy came back to find he had lost his key and who did he
decide he was going to ask for help, that's right, me. I was very
rudely woken up by a stinking, covered in sick, drunk guy banging and
shouting at my door “Kiprop”, “Kiprop”, “I need help, I
can't get in”. I told him that I couldn't help and he eventually
left in the search of a hammer to bash his lock in. Thirty or so
minutes later he had found a hammer or maybe just a rock and started
repeatedly smashing his door, not what you want to hear in the middle
of the night! It all went quiet and I assumed he must have got in.
Unfortunately not and again I heard “Kiprop”, “Kiprop”, some
more shouting of “no” and “go away” and he left me be to get
on with some more smashing and bashing. Eventually it finished and
luckily the landlord came round this morning to inspect the damage
and to evict him, hopefully tonight I will have a peaceful, long
uninterrupted nights sleep!!
After
the past two nights I wasn't expecting to run to my full potential on
my 8km tempo run today but I was in for a shock as I nearly broke my
pb, my sea level pb that is! Running 24.31 which at this altitude is
really encouraging and I think proves that the training that Gav
Smith is giving me is working, I really hope I can turn this good
form into race results when I'm back in the UK.
A
few days of relaxed running now before my next tough session which I
have been advised will be 90 second hill repeats, sounds fun :-O
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