back in the school days, i never participated in any school-organised events, especially jogathons. i'd be in bed sleeping. oh, wait! i did had to participate for an Anti-Dadah Campaign run with 3 other schoolmates when i was in Form 5, but man, i sucked. =P
but anyway, in conjunction of training for a half marathon, i've been checking out the pacesetter's list of events occasionally. next sunday, there's a Siemens Run 2009 at Dataran Merdeka and out of the blue, i found out that Taylor's College Hartamas are organising a Jog For Hope, charity for children with celebral palsy.
i asked a few people whether they were keen to support the event, since most of the serious runners would be at the Siemens Run 2009 and hey, this event may need some more support. well, donate if you're not running!
so L and i will be joining, since YB won't be around to accompany me. =) i'll prolly lose to her since she is the stronger one ... she can do more push ups than me!
but anyway, i'll have to focus on personal goals instead of 'losing' to L. aaaahhhhh the need to rid kiasu-ism is not an easy one!
http://jogforhope.wordpress.com if you want to spread the word around, or make a donation!
but anyway, in conjunction of training for a half marathon, i've been checking out the pacesetter's list of events occasionally. next sunday, there's a Siemens Run 2009 at Dataran Merdeka and out of the blue, i found out that Taylor's College Hartamas are organising a Jog For Hope, charity for children with celebral palsy.
i asked a few people whether they were keen to support the event, since most of the serious runners would be at the Siemens Run 2009 and hey, this event may need some more support. well, donate if you're not running!
so L and i will be joining, since YB won't be around to accompany me. =) i'll prolly lose to her since she is the stronger one ... she can do more push ups than me!
but anyway, i'll have to focus on personal goals instead of 'losing' to L. aaaahhhhh the need to rid kiasu-ism is not an easy one!
http://jogforhope.wordpress.com if you want to spread the word around, or make a donation!
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