It was the Kedleston Cancer Research Run 10k today, and I had I offered to marshall. It is a tough course - all off road, much on grass and plenty of hills. For anyone who is graduating from the local Race for Life it is a much tougher course, as well as being twice the distance. It was indeed a misty morning when we arrived as the photo shows, after some rain it brightened a little so the race was done in ideal conditions, cool and dry, though rather slippy under foot. I was marshalling just before th 9k mark and was able to tell people that it was now downhill and only a km to go.
I took runnerbeanz to university this week and I do miss him and the time we spent together, going to training and back. Theoretically I should have more time for me now, but it has not materialised yet.
Its been a struggle recently, no exercise for some time and no excuses just that I don't seem to have the time or inclination to go to the gym and by the evening I am too tired to swim.
I see runners out as I am driving to school, and wish I was running - but my knee has been better since I stopped running so I don't want to undo the good work. However I have a hospital appointment in a couple of weeks so I want to try a little plod before then so I can say whether that makes it worse or not. The quads no longer hurt its just the side of my knee.
Ho Hum
2 comments:
Perhaps it's the winter blues, the fact that both teens are now away, new term.... all/any of those? We always have ups and downs, so there's an up coming your way soon. I blubbed a bit last weekend about Megawomble going off to university and he doesn't even live with me!
I think of you as a cheery person so I'll send you a little hug xx
Our youngest is now in her second year. Last Sunday we took her back and played the game of spotting all the cars taking kids off to a new life.
When we returned the house felt strangely empty again.
All I am saying is that i emphatise with what you are feeling.
Take care (and don't rush your knee).
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