When I set out my 101 challenges back in 2014 I had no idea how difficult some of them would be to achieve, not because the challenge is hard but because timing just doesnât work out. If I had to set myself some other goals I would be far more realistic.
Doing something everyday for a week is fair enough, if you fail you just start again but doing something every month or every week for the entire challenge just shy of three years is impossible.
Having supported my 7 good friends as they trained and ran the marathon in aid of St. Catherine’s Hospice in Crawley, I wanted to do something too to raise money to help beat cancer and help eradicate this vile disease forever.
One of my 101 challenges was to take part in the Race for Life, but due to lack of confidence in my ability to even walk the 5k course I thought that I would leave this challenge until next year.
I have been asked to help organise many Charity events in my time but I must say the one last night at Roochi in Forest Row was probably one of the easiest yet.
Better yet it helps chip away at two of my 101 things to do in 1001 days list as well
Seven friends of mine have all signed up to run the Virgin London Marathon this year (2015). Six of them have got Charity places and will be raising money for a wonderful hospice in Crawley – St. Catherine’s.
I have built them a blog and will be updating it for them until their big day on April 26th.
I hope that you will either follow their blog: runningforronnie.wordpress.com
Like their Facebook page www.facebook.com/running4ronnie
Follow them on Twitter @running4ronnie
or better still come to one of their events or donate some money đ
Thank you x
Sammi
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Originally posted on East Grinstead Online:
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