Not me but someone cooler via a more ace cameraPhoto by Cameron Venti on Unsplash If you have ever followed a training plan for a race, then it will always have the long run in it. This will be at least one time in the week where essentially you aim to go out slower but farther than the… Continue reading Technical Notes #2 – The Long Run
Month: February 2021
The Midnight Library – Matt Haig
In a nutshell, this is a cross between Quantum Leap and Sliding Doors, with an added sprinkling of It’s a Wonderful Life. And as I enjoyed watching all of these, I really enjoyed reading this book. It’s not a plot spoiler to reveal that Nora Seed attempts to die. That is explained in the very… Continue reading The Midnight Library – Matt Haig
Bring Up the Bodies – Hilary Mantel
I thought I would start reviewing the books that I read. Partly so that I read them with a little more thought, and partly so that I read them. Because for some reason, although I love books, I don’t sit down with one very much at all. So we kick off with the middle book… Continue reading Bring Up the Bodies – Hilary Mantel
February Blues
Tentative snowdrops A slippage has occurred. After the success of my January goals I am feeling a little adrift and rudderless. I guess you can’t always be fired up and raring to go, and as my downswing is in the worst month of the year (according to all the polls1) it is probably inevitable that… Continue reading February Blues
Technical Notes #1 – Chi Running
In the UK, back in the halcyon days of the first lockdown, when the weather was warm and Spring was in full bloom and we were all amazed at how quiet it all felt without the cars and everybody who wasn’t harassed by having the kids at home tried a new hobby like baking or… Continue reading Technical Notes #1 – Chi Running
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