Running and books and stuff
Last Saturday morning Chris and I went out for a run and a walk together. With the aid of a piece of string and google maps I found out we covered 4.25 miles in 55 minutes. We did the same route again today and only took 50 minutes. I'm so proud of us both!
I'm trying to keep up with the running and I'd like to run twice a week with Chris, once a week with Scott and once more either by myself or possibly with someone else from work. I notice that including last Saturday's run, I've covered 17.84 miles this week. So perhaps I should find out the distance between 2 places and have that as a target, in the same way as I am currently cycling across France (pootling along the south coast now).
As I remarked to![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif)
bookzombie I'm now 41 and for the first time in my life I am happy with my body, with what it can do and with what I need to do to look after it and maintain it. I hope I can keep this balanced from now on.
On the books front - I have started my Carl Brandon Society 2006 award reading and am looking forward to receiving more books. See the CBS webpage here http://www.carlbrandon.org/ especially about nominating books for the 2007 awards.
For myself, I am currently reading Joanne Harris' "Runemarks" and it is fantastic! It feels like a wonderful companion volume to "American Gods" and I'm wondering whether my speculation is right ( cut for spoilery possibilities )
I'm trying to keep up with the running and I'd like to run twice a week with Chris, once a week with Scott and once more either by myself or possibly with someone else from work. I notice that including last Saturday's run, I've covered 17.84 miles this week. So perhaps I should find out the distance between 2 places and have that as a target, in the same way as I am currently cycling across France (pootling along the south coast now).
As I remarked to
bookzombie I'm now 41 and for the first time in my life I am happy with my body, with what it can do and with what I need to do to look after it and maintain it. I hope I can keep this balanced from now on.On the books front - I have started my Carl Brandon Society 2006 award reading and am looking forward to receiving more books. See the CBS webpage here http://www.carlbrandon.org/ especially about nominating books for the 2007 awards.
For myself, I am currently reading Joanne Harris' "Runemarks" and it is fantastic! It feels like a wonderful companion volume to "American Gods" and I'm wondering whether my speculation is right ( cut for spoilery possibilities )