Sorry for the moan

[doggytail]

Oh dear well after my last post I seem to have lost my mojo and I was so elated at running for 40 mins.

Everything is against us at the moment on the house hunting front, I'm feeling a little bewildered weepy and miserable.

I now have a pinched tendon in my shoulder the physio said so no more upper body exercises thars a laugh cant even lift the kettle without wincing in pain. First appointment with physio in 3 weeks.

Oh well stop feeling sorry for myself there are people worse off than me. Now where did I put that mojo

[OrkneyWillow Graduate10]

Hi doggytail, I've had a couple of awful weeks at work and felt really miserable, I had to get out and run otherwise I would go mad. I'm sorry you've lost your mojo, If you don't fancy running, why not just walk or Jeff if you can? Just enjoy the outdoors. It'll maybe take your mind off the other stuff for a while. Take care 🙂

[doggytail Graduate10 in reply to OrkneyWillow]

Thank you for your reply I actually got out of bed said sorry to the dog and went into the sunshine and ran well jogged slowly, if not for reading your reply I would probably still be wallowing in bed telling the dog to wait for her walk so thank you again x

[OrkneyWillow Graduate10 in reply to doggytail]

It's a pleasure to know I got you out and about. A change of scenery can do wonders. However fast you're moving. Take care!

[Rennur Graduate10 in reply to OrkneyWillow]

Sounds like your mojo was hiding in your running shoes all this time! Well done fior getting back out there.

[Irishprincess Graduate10]

You have a few stressful things going on in your life so no wonder you’re feeling as you are.

Take the opportunity to have a little rest from running but try to walk or do other lower body exercises to keep ticking over. Your body will appreciate a break so don't worry about it. I bet in no time you’ll be heading out for a little jogette 🤗

[nowster Graduate10]

It's just a blip. You will get over it. Sometimes a rest is what we need even if we don't think so at the time.

[PandaCory Graduate10]

Moan away - that's what we're here for, and most of us have suffered from disappearing mojo syndrome at one time or another. Well done for getting out with the dog today & I'm sure you'll feel better soon. Good luck with the physio.