100 percent.
Yeah, you fight it, and fight it, and one day you just think fcuk this.
Work is the same.
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I haven’t reached that stage yet anyway thank God. I’ll always find a way to be competitive just with myself, I do not think I’d be motivated to do it otherwise, not the solo pursuits anyway.
At the moment I just don’t have it in me
Maybe you just need a break
Possibly, but I shouldn’t, I’m taking things much easier than usual so I should really be quite fresh.
I have a half marathon booked for early April that I’d really like to run well in
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I’d happily retire from work and become a stay at home dad, provided my life partner agreed that we still send the boys to crèche.
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Creche is the big thing here. Ours were reared by a creche.
Hit my 25 volunteer roles today, purple t-shirt on the way
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Up early to get my kit laid out
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Robbie Keane was 1st in Navan this morning I’m told.
17:03
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Must have been a few quid for the winner
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A lad I know was 51 seconds behind in 2nd.
What about the Leeds match at half 12?
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That’s the footballer?
Is he living around Navan, he has the course record of 16;20
Looks like he made it. Must have done the run in the Castore tracksuit
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He certainly did. Those instructions he barked out at 2-1 down proved crucial. Hopefully he plants a tree to offset his global miles CC TSG.
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The timing and logistics required for this seem bizarre. Assuming it’s the same Robbie Keane. He’d have been through the finish with his barcode scanned no earlier than 9.50. A bit of a chat and shooting the breeze with the locals and off he goes then to somewhere.
I’m fairly sure I saw him pictured in Elland Road in his Leeds gear around 11ish yesterday. So would he have had a private helicopter on standby waiting to shuttle him over?
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And now it all makes sense!
All except the original post here 