[Titch]

I suppose I'm a half-newbie! After two years off I'm back and running again and hopefully for a while. I have a half-marathon on 9 March and hope to use this one as a testing ground for one later in the year. Not sure when/where! I only really started running again in September but have been playing tennis fairly seriously for the last two years. I realised that the more I ran the more likely I was to wear out the younger opposition!<br>
Anyway, I see a lot of old friends on here. I'll check in as often as I can.

 

[hup]

Hi Titch - I'm not sure if you'll remember me from back in the day, but I do remember you. It's nice to see you here.<br><br>
hup

 

[Titch]

Certainly do! Thanks for the welcome.

 

[jcumming]

A newbie is not a newbie when one chooses to be.<br><br>
Right now I'm about as newbie as can be.

 

[RandMart]

A newbie answers more questions than he asks - mostly of himself.<br><br><span style="font-size:xx-small;"><i>This has been your moment of Zen.</i></span>

 

[Dougie Fresh]

I've been for almost three years and I still feel like a newbie so I have no idea. I think I've got it all figured out and then I come into a new place where it feels like my eyes were reopened.

 

[JackDuggan]

do you run in the rain?<br>
do you run on ice?<br>
do you run in the dark?<br><br>
the answers to those questions have nothing to do with your newbieness<br><br>
I was just curious<br><br><img alt="smile.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/smile.gif">

 

[LeftRightRepeat]

When you pin the number on. It's also the moment a "jogger" becomes a "runner".