Training Log Archive: jennycas

Thought I slept ok - the dog is now too deaf to bark at the midnight fireworks - but woke up inexplicably tired and grumpy and unmotivated. Felt better after unpacking some boxes of books which have been in the study for nearly 3 years (I've been running out of things to read) but by then parents were arriving for dinner. So after we dropped them home, I ran back from theirs, admiring the full 'supermoon' and wishing I were on a rogaine rather than traversing the suburbs on bin night.

C • Super moon 5

Figured I'd better do something to neutralise all the chips & chocolate consumed (as displacement activity because I really wanted to watch Topi the Corgi videos again but fear I'm becoming addicted to them) during a lazy post-work afternoon.
Still very tired so having an 'early' night tonight...Happy New Year everyone!

Before a morning at work in the dispensary, after which I rewarded myself with the viewing of more Topi the Corgi videos. I wonder if we could get Meatloaf to wear a tuxedo? So far we've only got him to wear Geoff's tradie shirts :)

Exhausted by the end of the week but feeling better than yesterday, and this was pleasanter than the flat suburbs would have been plus included a couple of decent hills.

I spent a bit too much of the evening looking at YouTube videos of Topi The Corgi from Finland...
"Dogs on Tinder" is one of the best: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC62zoJ8N9JdSnFDbc...

C • More dog videos... 2

Up the park boundary, back along Long Gully, with Zara/Callum, Leith, Bridget. Not quite as exhausted as yesterday but I had real difficulty breathing, partly because of the 100% humidity. Afterwards G & I took his visiting sister for dinner at Windy Point and watched the cloud rolling up the hill from below us, obscuring the much-vaunted view of the lights of Adelaide. Dinner was great :) and I sampled an amazing pink gin cocktail topped with Persian fairy floss!

C • Pink Gin 3

An hour of solitude after another busy day of hosting and feeding guests: 11 of us adults in total, 5 small children and one baby; the orienteering course which I had set on the non ISSOM map - drawn late last night - of Meatloaf's Garden was a great success and Eleanor even went around twice (in the hope of obtaining a second Christmas-tree penguin prize?). SLEH have gone back to Darwin now, I miss them already!

C • SLEH 5