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Still Done Nothing!

So to make up for this lack of training I am going to give blood tonight! This at least means I have an excuse to eat biscuits and not train!!

Have been training my brain mind!

Interactive SoDuko for a start and also a magazine called BBC Mind Games.

This weather (and lack of air con at work) are making me feel dull and lifeless so maybe these will perk me up a bit!

I have entered FLM this week so that must count as training! Need to remember that I have written a cheque for £26 when it comes to the end of October/November!! Naturally I bequeathed - well I would look nice in FLM gear!!

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RobW said…
Glad I'm not the only one feeling dull and lifeless
7:04 PM, July 29, 2006
Highway Kind said…
You reminded me, I must post my application for FLM.

I will do it again with no expectation of getting a place. The only ballot I have ever won was a raffle aged 10 when the prize was a brace of pheasants - something that did not excite me too much.

Lethargy is OK at the moment. It is the heat plus the relaxation after achieving a big goal
10:16 PM, July 29, 2006
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