Why do I race for life?

For my biggest cheerleader, the best strawberry pancake maker, my favouriteer and matching PJ Buddy,

the most forgetful person I know, but the one who makes me feel so happy and calm.

She ran with me in her tummy, with me in the push chair, and now with me by her side.

My mom's name is Crystal and I'm racing for her.

No matter how cancer affects us, life is worth racing for.

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This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation.

Mystery Hour with James O'Brien. Oh, thank you. from global leading britain's conversation mystery hour with james o'brien oh three minutes after twelve is the time um

and talk about change of gear so we move now to the funniest part of the week or the most reliably funny

part of the week we do occasionally surprise ourselves with the laughs that we have together, but not very often.

It's Mr. Out, your weekly opportunity to achieve the sort of satisfaction, not ordinarily available anywhere else on your radio dial.

And you've got a chance to get through, two phone lines free at the moment, which is what happens if we take a guest in that last section of the previous hour,

because particularly if we're having a conversation as important as that one,

I feel it might be a little bit inappropriate to start jeeing you up

for the fun and frolics that follow on a Thursday afternoon.

So if you've got a mystery that needs solving, a riddle that needs unravelling,

an enigma that needs addressing, then you know what to do. The number remains the

same. And if you hear somebody else ask a question to which you know the answer, because of course,

you're never, ever, ever allowed to look stuff up, then you ring in and provide it.

My favourite contribution of the day will win a mystery hour board game, which is a lovely bit of kit.

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