Cars, Covid and the best laid plans
Isn’t it funny (not in a good way), how outside circumstances constantly change plans? I remember this being a problem when my kids were very…
Isn’t it funny (not in a good way), how outside circumstances constantly change plans? I remember this being a problem when my kids were very…
On the evening of Tuesday 14th June, I tested positive for Covid-19. It’s actually the second time I’ve had Covid, but as the first was…
Covid-19 recently hit our family, having hit us for the first time in April 2020. (There was no testing then, but I had textbook symptoms….
It felt like I was the last person of my age to get my first Covid jab. Once I’d got it, I felt happy that…
It’s been three months since my dad came out of hospital after a month with Covid-19, including time spent on a ventilator. Since then, he…
Most of us who are lucky enough to have parents still alive will, at some point, become part of the sandwich generation. The sandwich generation…
My dad is making a remarkable recovery from being seriously ill with Covid-19 in December. While many younger adults who weren’t ill enough to be…
So we are three weeks into lockdown 3. How is treating us? And how is it treating you? The third national lockdown wasn’t entirely unexpected….
In common with most runners (except those who had booked races for January, February or early March), I didn’t run any races in 2020. The…
Every year, I like to share my favourites blogposts from my own blog. The other day, I shared with you my most popular posts of…
What a strange year for running! At the start of 2020, I was signed up to run Brighton marathon in April, Tewkesbury half marathon in…
I’ve always blogged a lot about life with my three teenagers, although this year I’ve eased off on that a bit. Over the last few…