Afternoon all,
I made a wise choice today: son no.1 told me before school that he wouldn't be running with me today, so I decided to run first thing. The first 3K were grey skies and I had a very strong head wind, NOT fun. Made me slow down to 7min/K. Then I turned right and found shelter from the trees, the sky opened up and the sun came shining through. I just knew there had to be sunshine behind those dark clouds. I fell into my rhythm and picked up speed. I had such a great run that I ran 7K instead of 5K and finished in 46:11min. It almost made me late for my physio appointment. And now, alomst 2PM, wind's picked up even more and beavy rain is coming down.
Bad wheather has been forecast for Sunday, when I have planned for a 14K run: wind gales, snow (a little) and heavy rain again and hail storms. :-( And it's supposed to drop below 0C for a couple of days. I think I'll by myself some cookies, make a large pot of tea and read one of the books that's been on a shelf waiting for me to pick it up.
Anyways, still have to find time to do ME.
Wendy, yes my son was at the actual Anne Frank house where she hid from the Nazi's. It's a museum now. I've tried to go myself a couple of times, but every time I get there there are tourists queing (sp.?) around the block. So I've never been yet.
Sandra, yes there are two versions of the Anne Frank diary. The unedited version also speaks of her adolescent feelings and other things you were not supposed to talk about in those days.
Lisa, we do have beautifully scenery, but like most people, you don't notice it until you see it through the eyes of a tourist (or expatriate).
Have a great day,
Dutchie
I made a wise choice today: son no.1 told me before school that he wouldn't be running with me today, so I decided to run first thing. The first 3K were grey skies and I had a very strong head wind, NOT fun. Made me slow down to 7min/K. Then I turned right and found shelter from the trees, the sky opened up and the sun came shining through. I just knew there had to be sunshine behind those dark clouds. I fell into my rhythm and picked up speed. I had such a great run that I ran 7K instead of 5K and finished in 46:11min. It almost made me late for my physio appointment. And now, alomst 2PM, wind's picked up even more and beavy rain is coming down.
Bad wheather has been forecast for Sunday, when I have planned for a 14K run: wind gales, snow (a little) and heavy rain again and hail storms. :-( And it's supposed to drop below 0C for a couple of days. I think I'll by myself some cookies, make a large pot of tea and read one of the books that's been on a shelf waiting for me to pick it up.
Anyways, still have to find time to do ME.
Wendy, yes my son was at the actual Anne Frank house where she hid from the Nazi's. It's a museum now. I've tried to go myself a couple of times, but every time I get there there are tourists queing (sp.?) around the block. So I've never been yet.
Sandra, yes there are two versions of the Anne Frank diary. The unedited version also speaks of her adolescent feelings and other things you were not supposed to talk about in those days.
Lisa, we do have beautifully scenery, but like most people, you don't notice it until you see it through the eyes of a tourist (or expatriate).
Have a great day,
Dutchie