Friday, February 11, 2005
Reflection Time
After my collapse last Sunday, I wasn't sure if I wanted to keep blogging. I had to give myself a few days to think about sharing my running experiences with everybody after running to the point of collapse last Saturday.
Hopefully, you will read last week's training and use it as an example of what not to do after finishing a 30km run severely dehydrated. Isn't hindsight a wonderful thing?
But as I waded through other people's blogs, it made me realise how close I've got to some of the bloggers since beginning this. I feel quite close to people I have never even met. It really is a strange phenomenen!
So to pull the plug, take my bat and ball and go home would feel a bit like quitting and I am certainly not a quitter.
So, I have decided to keep blogging and hope that I can continue to grow and learn through this experience.
Hopefully, you will read last week's training and use it as an example of what not to do after finishing a 30km run severely dehydrated. Isn't hindsight a wonderful thing?
But as I waded through other people's blogs, it made me realise how close I've got to some of the bloggers since beginning this. I feel quite close to people I have never even met. It really is a strange phenomenen!
So to pull the plug, take my bat and ball and go home would feel a bit like quitting and I am certainly not a quitter.
So, I have decided to keep blogging and hope that I can continue to grow and learn through this experience.
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You'll be the perfect example of what doesn't/didn't kill you, will make you stronger. Keep it up Horrie, don't let it beat you. See you Sunday!
Good to see you are keeping up the blog. Besides, I would have nothing to read if you stopped. Kidding.
Need something to read on the way to Canberra.
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Need something to read on the way to Canberra.
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