Day 15-procrastination

All week I have not managed a silly o’clock run (in Liverpool I ran at 6 am that’s not silly that’s just early-for clarification!) so this morning I set the alarm for said time. Then it took me 20 minutes to get out the front door. 10 minutes try to persuade myself to leave the duvet. Once I was downstairs I discovered that although I had thrown my kit down last thing before bed I had failed to include a shirt! Then I dithered, should I creep back up to the bedroom risk disturbing hubby, should I abandon the run, surely there was a clean top in the freshly folded washing, no. Then I spotted madam’s tshirt that she had been given at school as part if a push towards playing cricket, maybe that will fit,it did. Phew. Now where is the door key?
Finally out I went.
Five miles done, it was worth it as the rain fall last night made he honeysuckle smell amazing.
Cycled to and from work-total 8 miles.
Now feet up on couch doing what everyone else in England are doing.

About shazruns

I have been running since 2004 when I decided to do the Race for Life, as a close friend was terminally ill with cancer. Following that I did a couple of 10km at Leeds castle and Sandringham. Then in 2005 ran my first London marathon, then another in 2007 in blistering temperatures. I have entered the London marathon every year since but have been rejected, am now find maintaining my fitness & motivation hard, so when the email came through about Janathon I thought why not! Am hoping this helps with fitness, motivation and weight loss!! Wish me luck!
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5 Responses to Day 15-procrastination

  1. 7stoneitch says:

    5 mile run and an 8 mile cycle, thats epic! We’ve made it to the halfway point! Woohoo

  2. abradypus says:

    Great improvisation on the shirt front.

  3. fortnightflo says:

    LOL I can’t believe you can get into your daughters top!!

  4. runorgocrazy says:

    Woo hoo!! You go girl! Fitting in your daughter’s top?

  5. Pingback: Long day, short run. | abradypus

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