Done it again, haven’t I? Stopped 22 metres short of a nice round figure for my September mileage? 😛 I vowed after doing the same thing in August that I’d be sure to “round off” my stats & make ’em look nice & neat, but did I remember? Nah! Of …
The lovely Kathakoli Dasgupta has been sharing, day by day, her UK holiday, since Covid-19 put paid to Vietnam, where she & Dave had planned to be right now. So instead they are touring southern England, and Katha is running and sharing the sights & her interesting discoveries with us …
Today we re-join Katha who is on a UK holiday with her husband Dave – remember she told us yesterday that they should’ve been in Vietnam at the moment? But 2020 being what it is, Katha & Dave are exploring the UK instead, and today’s instalment of their non-Vietnam holiday …
One of the most loyal contributors to this blog is the lovely Kathakoli Dasgupta, the young woman who was one of the reasons I started running in the first place. Last week, while I was up in the cool hills of Himachal, Katha sent me another guest post from the …
Now we all know that running mates are the best, right? Running buddies are the ones who GET you. Who cheer you on. Who celebrate your success. Running friends are also the only people awake at unearthly hours of the morning & free for a chat, and who never seem …
Hmmm. 248.83. Somehow thought I’d have done more than 248.83…which, rounded up is 249, right?…and why on earth didn’t I do one more kilometre and end up with a nice round figure of 250?!! (Note to self – check that kind of thing on the last day of the month, …
Do NOT throw your bandana away! Repeat, do NOT throw your bandana away! Remember that study from Duke University in the US that I wrote about recently, in which they ranked the effectiveness of face coverings? Here’s the link to my original blog post. In the Duke study, buffs/bandanas/neck gaiters …
I know, I know, I know. On a scale of all the horrors and misery that 2020 has thrown at us, my own concerns are totally unimportant. I fully realise how privileged I am to have a home, and food, and good health (touch wood) and that my children are …
I ran my first ever race in December 2013, a 6km Fun Run, as part of the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon. I can’t remember whether or not we got a medal, but we did have a bib, and I know so, because it was the first time I’d ever worn …
Well, this is all rather embarrassing. Ever since lockdown was lifted here in Delhi and we were allowed out to exercise, I have been running/walking every day wearing a bandana. I am scrupulous about covering up when I run past other people in the park, and I have taken issue …
