Monday 16th March Positive Thinking ***Daily Chat***

Blackruby

To be fair, Sammy, I never eat in the morning because I feel sick if I do. Bad habits picked up from my parents, if you knew what they were like for eating, you'd probably cry.

anniewillo

Morning, I overslept this morning (usually up v.early) don't feel too good. Bunny I hope you're feeling ok now. If not go home.
Annie x

Blackruby

If you overslept, Annie, you probably needed it. Hope you feel better soon.

Snaggles

Ooooh......I like THESE:



They're £45, but they're Nike+ enabled so I wouldn't need to buy a separate sensor, which would save about £20....

And they're blue, so would match the rest of my running gear (I know, I know....:cool:). :rotfl:



I might have to pop to the shops later to try on!


Edit - uh-oh.....marathon-runner-type-person lurking - now I feel even sillier caring about the colour.....I think I'm a bit OCD about things matching though.... :whistle:

Blackruby

Speaking as an ex-primark shoe department worker, I have to say that footwear is something you should not cheap out on. The night footwear is good because you are only going to be wearing it when you go out, but with stuff like trainers and everyday shoes, they get wrecked so easily and hurt your feet coz they have no sole on them. So yeah, splash out on shoes. It's worth it in the end.

Gemmzie

Morning all,
The trainer issue puts me off running TBH, sounds expensive and potentially painful.

Going to add up charges today and tackle another creditor.

sammy115

Snaggles wrote: »

Ooooh......I like THESE:



They're £45, but they're Nike+ enabled so I wouldn't need to buy a separate sensor, which would save about £20....

And they're blue, so would match the rest of my running gear (I know, I know....:cool:). :rotfl:



I might have to pop to the shops later!

What are you lot like!!! Ellie I totally agree with what Becky said - especially if your feet are deformed:eek:

Snags.....you should do the same! You could still get your shoes to match your outfit then, but you wouldn't be doing irreparable damage to your ankles or knees then........

becky_rtw

Snaggles wrote: »

Ooooh......I like THESE:



They're £45, but they're Nike+ enabled so I wouldn't need to buy a separate sensor, which would save about £20....

And they're blue, so would match the rest of my running gear (I know, I know....:cool:). :rotfl:



I might have to pop to the shops later to try on!


Edit - uh-oh.....marathon-runner-type-person lurking - now I feel even sillier caring about the colour.....I think I'm a bit OCD about things matching though.... :whistle:

HAHAHA all my trainers are PINK :D, I still feel there's a real gap in the market for nice looking running shoes!

sammy115

Snaggles wrote: »

Ooooh......I like THESE:



They're £45, but they're Nike+ enabled so I wouldn't need to buy a separate sensor, which would save about £20....

And they're blue, so would match the rest of my running gear (I know, I know....:cool:). :rotfl:



I might have to pop to the shops later to try on!


Edit - uh-oh.....marathon-runner-type-person lurking - now I feel even sillier caring about the colour.....I think I'm a bit OCD about things matching though.... :whistle:

yep you are so busted....:rotfl:

becky_rtw

And I'm not the only marathon runner here am I Sammy!!!!

I do pay about £40-60 for my trainers but they last for about 1,000 miles so thats 6p a mile maximum