Ibland känner jag mig verkligen trött emellanåt. Sådana stunder brukar jag skratta lite åt ”Duracell-Mirre, är det jag?”. Men jag oroar mig inte nämnvärt, energin kommer. Det finns många dagar jag har vaknat upp med cement-ben och ändå kommit hem med 5mils löpning. När benen väl kommer igång, då jävlar?!
Vi får se om dagens lätta mil löper igång kroppen eller om den väntar med att explodera på fika-rundan på lördag, den där lilla nätta 30mila-turen i regnet ni vet…
Har du något mål inför Vätternrundan? komma runt? Förresten, ska du göra klassikern? du har ju redan halva inbokad om du ska köra Lidingö!
During Cicero’s career as an attorney, he demonstrated that a person could be successful and wealthy, as well as a man of integrity. He took difficult and dangerous cases, defending the poor and those in political trouble. Cicero realized the highest calling was public service. He set out to prove that he could be an honest and successful politician. He held political office and was consul of Rome. In 63 B.C., a faction, led by Catiline, sought to destroy the constitution. Cicero took a firm stand, although others warned him that he was following a dangerous course. Cicero put the salvation of his country, its constitution, and its liberty before his own needs. He broke up the conspiracy and took responsibility for having the conspirators put to death. For a while Cicero was exiled, but he was brought back. When Cicero triumphed, Cicero took a stand against Caesar. Cicero believed that Caesar had enormous ability but that he sought to destroy the liberty of Rome for the sake of his own ambition. (An act lacking moderation—outrageous arrogance)