
Gratitude journal
Three good things
Wonderful weather
This was my first serious run since back problems grounded me a month ago, so I am not as fit as I should be. However, that didn’t stop me getting round the circuit in reasonable time and I can’t complain about the time on the Riccal Moor lane segment which, if not my fastest at 16.5 minutes is a lot better than many of my previous times.
Grateful that I can still run 10ks at my age – and survive.

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 emotionsĀ as well as
a stronger immune system, lower blood pressure and better sleep.
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