
Gratitude journal
Three good things
A birthday ride for Lorna
It would have been good to be in Scotland with Lorna’s family and the Ride for Lorna Team today of all days, but I am grateful I was able to join them from a distance as I completed my personal Ride for Lorna this morning, completing nearly 80km and climbing over 1,100 m up to Cockayne and back the long way. A headwind from the North made the climb up Bransdale a bit of a challenge. However, the quiet and solitude made for an ideal ride to remember Lorna.
Thinking now of Kate, Tabatha, Rachel and Meg as they tackle the hilliest day of their ride around the North Coast 500. Wishing them a safe ride. Go well, Team Lorna.


A Gratitude Journal is just a simple way of
recording and appreciating the good things in life.
Research shows that keeping a gratitude journal leads to
higher levels of alertness, happiness and positive emotions as well as
a stronger immune system, lower blood pressure and better sleep.
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