The Worldwide Festival of Races was here. Time to run with Speedy Reidy once again! Well, virtually, anyway.
I joined the Speedy Reidy Runners a couple of months ago when the challenge was first issued by Speedy. I needed something to aim for and given that you could choose to run anything between 5k and a marathon, aiming for the Zen 10K was achievable, while still being a challenge.
My goal was to run no slower than 7.5 minute Kms, but also given that it was a virtual run with Speedy, to also capture the experience for her and show off Brisbane to the world.
Showing posts with label brisbane floods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brisbane floods. Show all posts
Beer Mile Flood Relief - guessing competition
This year's blockbuster is coming to a Brisbane park near you!
For an awesome good cause, the Athletic Powerhouse and SpeedyReidy will star in:
The Beer Mile Flood Relief Appeal: Raising money for victims of Queensland’s flood disaster.
For an awesome good cause, the Athletic Powerhouse and SpeedyReidy will star in:
The Beer Mile Flood Relief Appeal: Raising money for victims of Queensland’s flood disaster.
Lives on the street
A slightly off topic post today following spending the day yesterday helping a friend salvage his flood ravaged house.
I'm choosing my language carefully, and using the term "house" deliberately. My friend's house is a shell - no walls, no ceiling, and most pertinently, none of the personal possessions that make a structure a "home".
He has family and friends that foresaw the devastation. I'm told the recovery mission to strip the house of furniture, clothing - and even the new bathroom vanity - was epic. Some of his neighbours, like others all over Brisbane, Queensland, and now Australia, have not been so fortunate in these floods.
I'm choosing my language carefully, and using the term "house" deliberately. My friend's house is a shell - no walls, no ceiling, and most pertinently, none of the personal possessions that make a structure a "home".
He has family and friends that foresaw the devastation. I'm told the recovery mission to strip the house of furniture, clothing - and even the new bathroom vanity - was epic. Some of his neighbours, like others all over Brisbane, Queensland, and now Australia, have not been so fortunate in these floods.
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