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Today was my sleep in day, just didn't have the pluk tog het up and go out to gym. Although I did still wake up early, I made a cuppa and sat in bed and read my book. A different type of rewarding feeling.Well done! I used to be a serious night owl until July last year then I watch a few videos on youtube about getting up early, from getting up around 630->4:45 I am now where I want to be. I have a head start against the world so its worth it!
Couldn't do it either today! I blame my late night chocolate.Today was my sleep in day, just didn't have the pluk tog het up and go out to gym. Although I did still wake up early, I made a cuppa and sat in bed and read my book. A different type of rewarding feeling.
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My 50th Park Run at Rietvlei this morning. After the rain last night, it might as well have been the Muddy Princess!
Fitness goal for 2018 achieved. Better late than never![]()
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My 50th Park Run at Rietvlei this morning. After the rain last night, it might as well have been the Muddy Princess!
Fitness goal for 2018 achieved. Better late than never![]()


Shooters arnt the problem what else did you haveUrgh.. Weigh-in tomorrow is going to be abysmal again. Was down during the week but had shooters again during the rugby braai.
Trying to make up for it now so did my core/burpee HIT session.
Shooters arnt the problem what else did you havehad a bad weekend as well to a better week next week!
Haha we will all be better next week!Lols.. No just normal braai stuff. Pork chop and skilpadjies and wine. But those passion fruit shooters were loaded with sugar. Oh, and couldn't resist a slice of garlic bread.
Oh well... We'll see tomorrow.![]()
A weekend of visiting as well.. Hear ya!Lols.. No just normal braai stuff. Pork chop and skilpadjies and wine. But those passion fruit shooters were loaded with sugar. Oh, and couldn't resist a slice of garlic bread.
Oh well... We'll see tomorrow.![]()