It's an addiction, right?

[Persephone1977]

Six weeks ago, the snow-covered pavements would have been more than enough of an excuse to stay in bed. Six-thirty ths morning, all I want to do is get out there and run. That's week eight done; bring on the final week! And this is my first post on here so a big hello and smile to everyone who reads this.

[Beads Graduate]

Yes, it's an addiction.

Well done for getting out there!

[SBG356 Graduate]

It is indeed, welcome to the cult!!

Best of luck for your final run and happy snow running!

Sue

[wilmacgh Graduate]

Yes you can't believe what's happened to your old self sometimes.

Just had a discussion on whether to do the Parkrun (on but snowy and access road may be problematic) or run in the woods by the house. Husband says he's getting me certified!

[Treborstone Graduate]

Welcome along. My addiction has seen me run in torrential rain and enjoy it. But even though it is driving me mad, I think I will give the snow a miss.

[nativestar Graduate]

Well done on getting to week 8 and not letting the weather get in your way!

[Persephone1977 Graduate]

Thank you all for your responses and encouragement. I have to run on my own, as it's usually a 5.30 am thing, so it's great to get some feedback and feel that I'm not alone.

[rolphie2 Graduate]

It certainly is an addiction. Well done on your running today. Did a Parkrun this morning and have to say if 4 months ago you had said I would be running in the snow I would have laughed, I'm not sure what has happened to me Good luck with your next run

[greenlegs Graduate]

Yes it is an addiction - but you are not alone.

You have just joined Runners Anonymous. Welcome!

[Blessingway]

Brilliant to hear the motivation and excitement continues! I started Week 1 yesterday and couldn't believe that my first thoughts were about going out for a run when my youngest woke me at 6am!

Well done on braving the elements!