Just for general wonderings…
Halfway through Juneathon and it is at this stage that running every day starts to become a bit of a struggle: calves ache, ankles stiff and starting to get a bit fed up of showers. A longish run this morning – 10.1 miles around Bourne.
Followed by a visit to Sainsbury's to get cake, before settling on the sofa for the majority of the afternoon to watch a bit more, yes indeed, a bit more footy….
Day 15 mileage = 10.1
Total Juneathon mileage = 71.94
…..England's first game of the 2014 World Cup. I'm ready….
Ridiculous flags on car? Check. Already fraying quite a bit.
Wall Chart? Check. 'Temporarily' hung in front room – will probably stay there till Christmas.
England flag flying? Check. The flagpole also doubles up as the washing line pole. Classy.
England inflatable hand? Check. Every house needs an England inflatable hand…..
Time for an England song…..
As for Juneathon….
Managed to fit today's run in between shopping and football. 5 miles around town.
Day 14 mileage = 5.04
Total Juneathon mileage = 61.84
'Just in the nick of time' – The idea being that a nick was a small cut or notch, or in other words a narrow and precise marker, so that if something was in the nick it was precisely where it should be. This was then later elaborated to include of time for the expression of more ideas. Nowadays the phrase means something that happened just in time, at the last possible moment.
Day 13 of Juneathon and day 2 of the World Cup. I managed to run after the first game and got back 'just in the nick of time' to watch the second game. The shortest run of Juneathon so far.
Day 13 mileage = 2.41
Total Juneathon mileage = 56.80
When I signed up for Juneathon the World Cup seemed a million miles away. Now it's here. I think this is going to be the biggest obstacle in completing Juneathon.
There was only the one game tonight so I was able to get out for run as soon as I got in from work. I'm not sure how easy this will be in the coming weeks when you get various games throughout the evening.
It was just under 4 miles around the local fields; it was also really hot. So shower, dinner and I've pretty much managed to be ready for the opening game – although the planning for tomorrow's lessons has gone out the window!
Anthems playing…..gotta go!
Day 12 mileage = 3.70
Total Juneathon mileage = 54.39
On Wednesday afternoons my school offer, what has been termed, 'electives'. It is a chance for teachers to offer various activities, outside of the curriculum, to enrich students. I offer 'running club'. Which I am also offering up as today's Juneathon activity. Given the name of the elective, 'running club', I find it quite amazing that some students still seem surprised when they are asked to run.
On a lovely sunny afternoon like today you could be mistaken into thinking that you are watching 'sunbathing club'. Despite this we did complete some 'running'. The Garmin logged a total of 2.75 miles which included a warmup, various bits of running, cool down and a couple of games of bulldog. Sorted.
Day 11 mileage = 2.75
Total Juneathon mileage = 50.69
Juneathon Day 10
Tonight's run was a club training night – we were on the track – which usually means a fast hard working session. It was exactly that:
So 33% of Juneathon in complete – 20 days left – which sounds like a lot of running left to do.
Day 10 mileage = 5.25
Total Juneathon mileage = 47.94
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