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Back on it, after 4 weeks off

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Hip and foot aches along with work and Christmas plans have stopped me running recently. However I ran yesterday and today, starting with nice 30 minute runs. I love running, it is so good for my body and mind.

Here's to me keeping at it throughout 2020.

Happy New Year everyone!!

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Love how it shifts my mood

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Yogaandrun in reply toemmat7

Always makes me feel better whatever is going on

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Happy New year to you LisaMc2, sorry about your injuries but I am glad to know that you enjoyed your run today and feel much better, all the best for your runs in 2020

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Yogaandrun in reply toAlMorr

Thanks AlMorr, happy new year !

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Happy running and a happy healthy new year to you too

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Yogaandrun in reply toGrannyhugs

Thank you, you too

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