Humph....and other sounds of disgruntlement.

[pot58]

Combination of virus(thought it was a cold but unfortunately not) which interrupted week 6 and the mayhem of being in a primary school has meant a bigger break than I expected(and also a very competitive sentence length I may add). Carol service,infant nativity choir entertaining old folks, visit by choir to local Tescos,trip to panto for whole school, house reward trip,parties ,end of term assembly etc..but thankfully no Ofsted! So will start at week 6again on Saturday...May even do one on Christmas day!!!!Happy running everyone.

[Twizzle53 Graduate]

Oh dear, I can fully empathise with you about the mayhem of working in a primary school at this time of year. It's pretty much impossible to keep on top of things and you end up going home exhausted (well I do!) Anyway I hope your virus clears up for the holidays and you can get out running again. Saturday is a great day to get going again and you have time to set up a good routine before returning to work in Jan and you'll be so close to graduation by then.

Enjoy Christmas and enjoy your running.

[pot58 Graduate in reply to Twizzle53]

Yes exhausted is the word...have a lovely holiday...and thanks for the encouragement

[austracey Graduate]

Good work for planning in the run and not just putting off till after Christmas. Glad you got through the chaos of school and Christmas combined with a virus. Keep going now, I remember from teaching that as soon as the holidays came I was too exhausted to do anything and the lurgy would come again (seems like it knows doesn't it, just like rain always comes at school bell time...). A run on Saturday will help set you up again for a good routine. Only a nine more runs to go, three more weeks. Amazing! Have a great one. I will hope for good weather for you.