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The Lean 'n' Mean Club Tues 3 Dec
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Sassie, thoughts with you and your family and friend.
Suzi - as the others say you could just give it a go and see how you get on. But then again you don't want to injure yourself again.
I've been looking for some (up to 10k ish) races over christmas and new year in YorkshireNorth East. Does anyone know of any?
Sassie so sorry to hear of your bad news.
Hugs and best wishes coming your way.
Went for a four miler last night all on my own (usually make some poor soul come with me). Felt really good even though it was cold, dark, windy and raining. Managed one of my evil hills no problem - hill 2 on the way back almost did for me but I walked a bit and then got stuck in to the hardest bit at the top.
Came home absolutely shattered but feeling much better than I have done for a few days.
Does anyone else have problems with tingly legs when they go to bed? After a hard run at night followed by a bath I seem to suffer with really weird 'jumpy' legs. Is it just me? Am I odd? Anyone else have this strange syndrome?
Turned the alarm clock off this morning and didn't go to the gym...felt really tired. Think there might be a virus lingering somewhere....will my run bring it out in force tonight? We will see.
The rest of the office think i'm odd.
Check out the events search engine, just put in the north and look for December and Jan I think there are some more.
I am one of the laziest 'runners' around so if I can get out and run anyone can - you are all stars, go twinkle in your firmaments
Nick
On am more everyday note, todays run reminded me how much knees, calves and hip joints can hurt when they are shocked into action again. Contemplating a NYD 10k but just hoping that all the creaking joints hang together as I'm increasing the mileage etc.
Yesterday's weigh in was a fluke as miraculoously I lost 3lb after a bottle of wine (and a bit) last nite. So +ve +ve +ve
nothing much to report - not managed to make or break my resolutions yet - going to go to training early tonite to run for 20 -30 mins
just had porridge for brunch - not had any for 4 days! still hungry tho - think im still buzzing from the weekend!
best wishes to eveyone
Sassie - sorry to hear you have had bad news
Liz
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We aren't having a tree this Christmas, as we are away for the whole fortnight, so we won't know how the cats (only rescued from Feline Cat Rescue last June) would react, but as Molly is a little barrell(sp?), weighing about four stone (OK, not quite that much!) I'm quite glad! I just know that Georgie would be up at the top though, playing with the star - she's Trouble!
Depends on your point of view as to whether its exciting or not, but for me its just a little bit of heaven! Two weeks with no phones, no work, no hassle - just food, booze, the Mr, running, walking and sleeping!
We went up last year too, though just for Christmas, and had a fab time, with loads of snow, (which made it feel like a REAL christmas), though the drive home was very slow as a result! It was the first time we'd been away rather than doing the rounds of family and friends, and enjoyed it so much we thought we'd do it all again.
Anyone else going away?
sounds idyllic Stumpy!
Sounds idyllic, Stumpy. Every year we say we'll rent a cottage somewhere scenic with no room for grandparents, aunties, friends and patients and hide away for Christmas. And each year we don't. My sister and her husband always put the shutters down around Christmas and nobody gets to go near them. We've got the entire quota of grandchildren for both sides of the family, so we get to do the family-Christmas stuff. Love it really!
there are worse things than being fatish and that sounds like a definite one!
This year we're having two weeks as we haven't really had a break because work has been hectic, and because the office closes between Christmas and New Year we will only miss about three days - seemed too good an opportunity to pass up!
I think to do it every year the gloss could rub off, but as a change, its great! Christmas dinner was a little interesting in a strage kitchen, equipped to cope with people on holiday so few pots and pans, but there were no complaints so it can't have been too bad!
STOOLS: they could be on the loose near YOU
remember - no PRUNE, no DOOM
Off running soon as I get hope from work. Have a good evening all.
T
Big virtual hugs to Sassie.
Stumpy, your christmas sounds wonderful, I'm planning a country house christmas next year for all friendly family.
Won't be on much today and tomorrow as Mr J is renovating my office for christmas ( it's the spare bedroom as well)
Saw optomitrist today and was warned off running for another week as I have a small bruise on my eye that hasn't healed yet.
talk later.
JJ