Time: 1.35pm
Route: Dykebar
Distance: 4miles
Time Run: 30mins 16secs (av 7.31)

The support felt good and seemed to make a difference. I still have some pain under my toe but it’s more being aware of it than actually painful. So it’s not 100% yet but it’s not stopping me running which is the key thing. So I’ll continue to use it until I have my rescan at the hospital in a few weeks time.
Thanks for those who left some comments on lessons learnt from running the whw race. Tim also put a post on the whw race forum which received a few comments as well.
The talk seemed to go well on Friday. If you would like to see the powerpoint slides then you can download them and have a look. I suggest you save it on your computer and then open from there.
The four lessons that I shared with the leaders of the church were …
1. The importance of teamwork
2. The importance of encouragement
3. The importance of focusing on the goal
4. The importance of total commitment
Today I heard that I passed my Football Referee’s course so that’s good news.
This afternoon we are off to watch Glasgow Rocks play Newcastle Eagles at Kelvin Hall. Last Sunday I was a bit torn on who to support as we lived in Leicester for 5 years before coming to Scotland and used to go and watch the Basketball there but today I have no such dilemnas. Come on the Rocks!!
John, >I tried downloading the PP but it failed as it seemed to be a very slow download. Perhaps too big.>Pity as it would have been worth viewing. If I’m the only one having a problem I’ll try again but if not, is there another way to view it?>>Davie
The first second I thought you had a blister across your entire foot. I’m glad that’s not the case.>>Maybe you should tell people that the powerpoint file is 50 megs in size. That’s a big download, over 10 minutes even on my broadband connection. People with dial-up should not even try.