I was getting the bus to work as I wanted to run home.
Although the sun came out later in the day, it was a bit chilly waiting for the Number 44 to turn up.
Work is 8.4 miles from my house and it means that I can get a good 80 minute workout before I get home.
I look forward to running home; it helps clear my head and means that when I get home from work I can relax knowing that I have got a good workout in.
Although it is 5 months away from The Liverpool Marathon I am managing to run between 20 and 30 miles a week as a base pace.
Running has also helped me appreciate the unseasonably cool weather which makes it much easier to run in.
Now I've said that - just wait for the heatwave!
I wore:
Boots - Clarks
Skirt - Marks & Spencer
Top - Gap
Jacket - Zara
Scarf - River Island
Bag - TK Maxx
(You work on a Sunday?) You look stunning in this outfit and I love this look. What colour are the tights/where from? Much nicer than black or brown. Bright sunshine outside today so I've put on a spring outdoor look for the first time since the mini-heatwave in March. Also a French striped top but in khaki/white to complement my BHS chinos. Good for you and your running - I'm very impressed. I must get back to my my morning 'runs' (fast walks) which I stopped during the awful monsoons because too slippery to risk a twisted ankle or worse.Cx
ReplyDeleteI'm very impressed with your running, what an achievement.
ReplyDeleteLove that scarf. x
You look lovely, and I admire your dedication to running, you'll be flying round that marathon course in 5 months! xxxx
ReplyDeleteSo when you run home from work do you leave your work attire in a locker or something?
ReplyDeleteGood job with the running. I like the complete with the jacket here but I wonder if you run with that bag. Seems like it would be hard.
ReplyDeleteDarla