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Cya!

Off down south tomorrow .. to get my boy and spend a few days catching up with friends. Hope to spend a day with Fraggle and her boys and see a college mate and new baby.

Running kit will be coming and given I will be busy the new plan which is 30mins max will fit in well. It says only 3 runs a week but given I already run I will increase and either do 4 or 5 so do week 1 and 2/3 of week 2 in the 1st week. Hope to run tomorrow before I go too, if I can get up in time!!!

Also need to watch my ankle. It's been playing up a bit, think it is a post PF thing as it's tight 1st thing then loosens. Possibly due to starting to use it again and running properly instead of protecting heel??? We will see!

Being down south also means I won't be online much so don't be surprised if I am quiet!!

Oh and today's big news is ... I resigned! Roll on the new motivated, happy Pixie! I'm really looking forward to my new job, new challenge and learning new skills (will be popping into Waterstones this weekend too!)

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XFR Bear said…
Yay - how did the wuk peeps respond?

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