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Hmmm and it started so well ...

Training has been really good this week:
Monday 30 mins run
Tuesday 40 mins swim
Wednesday 40 mins run
Thursday 70 mins run
Friday 40 mins swim

Then I drove to mum's Friday night. Saturday morning up and into town for 9 - brisk 15mins walk (each way) to get my new shoes from the Sweat shop (still Suacony 3D Grid Hurricans but in the sale so only £60 and even though I don't need any for a couple of months at least I couldn't say no to a bargain!). Drove home (3hrs due to excessive amounts of slow traffic like tractors, trailers and caravans!). Got home and wanted a cuppa - no milk. Walked to the village (10mins each way). Did Tesco run. Then in the evening we went out, walked there 15mins each way.

So today was supposed to be speedwork whilst the in-laws and hubby where at cricket. They aren't going though due to the fact it is all but finished and isn't worth the petrol and time to drive there for 30mins cricket! So it looks like I won't get the speedwork in as they are coming here instead! Oh and why haven't I done it already? well having been away and working etc the house needs tiding and washing to be done before the in-laws get here!! grrrr!

Comments

RobW said…
Turned out to be a bit more than 30 minutes of Cricket. Are they are sorry they didn't go no?
b-z said…
pix
nowt stopping you tready running while they are here
get hubby to see to them for an hour

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