Juneathon™ Day 6

Can it be day six already? It's flying past. I feel rough as a badger today; I think I must have swallowed some sand paper yesterday.

But not being one to buckle under pressure a run HAD to be done and don't faint Preston came out for a run :-D The weather didn't let us down - very sunny and hot. We managed a fly ridden 4 miles.

Preston says that he has been running and did one last night; I'm not sure. I think we will need to strap him to the lie detector sometime soon.

Hope everyone else is still enjoying the daily activities :-D

Juneathon Day 5

Man, another day another run. It's harder than it sounded 5 days ago. But dragged myself out (on my own I hasten to add - Preston went to the pub) and did 5 miles in the English sunshine.

My legs and head are still having a tough time getting used to doing 5 miles instead of 4 at a go - but I will win, they will be beaten.

Off in a minute to try and get to the pool for my daughters swimming club, wished I was going in as well instead of sitting watching.

Preston says to let you all know that he will be out running later ;-)

Juneathon Day 4

Well day 4 of the Juneathon and I still haven't actually been for a run with Preston yet, he has been in London for a long weekend. I will check up on how he has been doing tomorrow - and drag him out for a jog.

Today I managed another 5 mile trek through the flies - eew, they seem to be everywhere at the moment.

I haven't had a chance to take my pic of the day yet - will do in a bit.

How's everyone else doing?

Juneathon Day 3

Another early start thanks to the funsized alarm clock.

So to make the most of the hot weather we made our way over to the local car boot. I couldn't believe my luck when I saw the above cap - I had to have it and 10p I couldn't say no (the skull is Dean we've had him for years).

I'm going to hang out undercover at the local store and be rude to B&Q customers for JogBlog.

As for Juneathon - I'd just like to say Hi to everyone who is taking part, seems like just about everyone is :-) cool!

It seems to be helping keep me motivated - after doing the usual Sunday chores I really didn't want to go out and run, but I had to. I did a 4 miler around the village. Hope everyone has a good run...

Flower (Day 80)

Not sure what the flower in the picture is but we have a load of them growing outside the bathroom at the moment (not indoors I hasten to add).

Well Day 2 of the Juneathon dawned and I dragged myself out of the pit for a cheeky early morning run. I had a really nice run, the weather was cool with a low mist hanging about which soaked me through.

The locals were friendly as well - a couple of horses came running over to say hi as I headed up a dirt track :-) so I had to stop and chat with them for a while.

Managed to do 10 miles.

We are getting ready to go and see Pirates 3 now (well apart from Mrs JoggerBlogger who is really feeling ill and wants us out the house for the day).

Hope everyone has a great weekend - and hope the run goes well tomorrow JogBlog :-)

Pinch punch first run of the month.

Well to launch the extravaganza that is juneathon I braved the lovely weather and did a 5-mile run. That extra cheeky mile hurt more than I thought that it would, funny because I run a lot further at the weekends – must be that I’m used to doing 4’s mid week.

How did everyone else get on then?

Feeling ill and other things

Woke up this morning feeling really rough. A cold this way comes I think. Everyone at work seems to have it and I think I'm next.

But to help kick start the running Juneathon I popped out and did a 3 miler with Preston.

Hope everyone who is up for run everyday day (or excersise every day) is feeling fit and healthy.

There's not many rules to the June event, all you have to do is:

1. Run everyday, it doesn't matter if it's half a mile or 20.
2. If you can't run do some form of excercise everyday.
3. Blog about it (everyday).
4. The most important point - Post a comment on everyones blog who is taking part (it's all about the encoragement).

Ps Hi sam ;-)