Tag: prison

• What does a 62 year old do?

  Two weeks since my last post, and in that time I’ve aged another year. I am now 62! I remember that, throughout my life, I’ve heard people who are older than me saying how they don’t know how they got that old, that they don’t feel any different etc. etc. Very amusing thinking back to a friend’s […]

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  March 27, 2015

  Life

  62, Africa, aging, barbell, barbells, blood donor, boxing, Carer, clean, diabetes, dumbells, Hatties Heroes, hypo, JP Cole, kettlebells, leukemia, Levison Wood, max heart rate, paramedic, platelets, prison, search dogs, TRX!, ViPR, voluntary work, Walking the Nile, WW2, Zampirini

• Life continues to be busy!!!

  In fact it’s been too busy which has meant my training has suffered 😦 Ray’s doing well and we finally seem to be getting some help (read that as he’s finally letting people know how rough he is!). We’ve had loads of appointments with the GP, OTs, various clinics etc. grab rails have been fitted […]

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  July 17, 2013

  Life

  gymnastics, health, Louis Smith, Olympics, prison, running, sponsorship, Sumo, voluntary work