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The Next Three Weeks

So I have a few busy weeks ahead that may, or may not, affect what happens here.

So this weekend I am running the Chester metric marathon - should do about 3:30 and get a PB by around 30 mins if things go to plan.

Next week I am on holiday and have the in-laws visiting which will be nice.

Then after then I have 2 weeks of jury service in Derby.

I really want to get a case as I am really interested in knowing what actually happens and what it's like in court. But knowing my luck I will have 2 weeks of waiting for nothing.

I have Ami's zoom calls to review and take notes on, books to read, coloring/drawing to try my hand at and Loki to watch!

After that the exciting news is my part time request has gone through so from 4th December I will be part time. Very exciting. Then hopefully I can start a potential path to being a swimming teacher.

Fun days ahead

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