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took me a while to post my details!
HS - ilike happyslug - i see the happy bit as you not the slug!
i can barely juggle myself and 2 cats!
whats your degree?
psi I am reading write now!
I'm impressed - juggling cats..its all I can do to manage three balls for a couple of minutes.
I absolutely guarantee that you wouldn't regret doing it.
is that internet type networks or general computer networks
im v interested in the internet and would love to work in it in some way
hows the weather there - forecast is -pooh
keep saying 10 k 10 k 10k!
psi what did you think of britmilfit - i was thinking of looking at it after the hockey season
bettr crawl off to bed then.
nite all.
fab tea, god i should ake up coking full time
And Blues brothers on DVD!!
Run /walk is great
Means we can ALL cover any distance
Think of it as a walk, with bits of running
Why do I race?
Not to win, I cant
But my own personal challenge-yes
Thats why i did a marathon, lifetime ambition
ugh - what bout somewhere in the middle of the land?
bet youll do other things before reading?
you not doing Brighton?
Bune,thanks for the happy,! I started running to lose weight, haven't lost any, but have a lot more respect for a body that can carry me 13 miles however slowly, and even if it doesn't look like Geri haliwell.
with regard to internet, I echo you there, I'm about to start OU course in business management, because that's apropriate for my job, but I'm so seduced by www! I manage our little website at work and would soooo like to know more about webdesign..
Ep what do you think? is 45 too old for IT career?
However, I personally wouldn't go to it of course - there's no point paying to do something I actually get paid to do! :)Similarly, I think a lot of people that do it might just as well be in the TA and earnt money for getting fit in their spare time, as well as learning new skills etc etc, instead of *paying* money and not even getting to play toy soldiers
However, if you have no intention of doing something like joining the TA but still want a "robust" workout, then give it a go. You'll either love it or hate it, I think.
Just a caution - the British Army's fitness instructors aren't some Full Metal Jacket screaming loonies, but don't expect them to be softies either. "Come on, put in the effort!!" comments are the stock in trade, as are the occasional (and sometimes very amusing) sarky jokes, etc
is it like 'line' dancing?
will be slow now as Nigellas on parky!
psi quite like working hard but dont like being the huffing fat chuffer at the back - still got my fewlish pride!
Then I got better. Now I'm amongst the fittest there, and am looking at doing the PTI qualification, amongst other things. But the point of all that stuff is this: you can only improve from being at the back, as I discovered.
cant type avec wine
Benz is that like Maentwrog!
just cos you havent indulged!!!
HIC
Based on what you've said I think you should give BMF a go. For some people I'd say "just join the TA" or "don't bother" but for you it could reap benefits IMO.