Loveday Writing

My May run for my Year of the Fun Walk 2019 was the Mother’s Day Classic 2019 in Adelaide. On Sunday 12 May 2019, I completed the SA and final leg of my Fun Walking (not Running) Tour, by participating in the Mother’s Day Classic 2019 in Adelaide. According to their official website, the Mother’s Day Classic is “an annual

My Year of the Fun Walk run for April was the London 5K 2019. The London 5K 2019 was a 5km virtual run to support the London marathoners. I completed this distance on April 22 in one hour. The entry fee was donated to Footprints CEC. According to their website, Footprints CEC “provide Conductive Education and other services to help

My March run for my Year of the Walk 2019 was Run Devonport 2019. On Sunday 17 March, I participated in Run Devonport 2019. Run Devonport is a family focused event where everyone can participate.  It’s non-competitive and affordable for the whole family, and this year the entry fees were donated to the Tim Blair – Run for Kids Foundation.

My second and third runs for my Year of the Fun Walk were Run It In With 5 and Tokyo 2019 respectively. The Run It In With 5 was a virtual run challenge that involved completing 5km at a Parkrun in February. I completed this event at a Wagga Parkrun on 16 February with a time of 59 minutes and

My first run for my Year of the Fun Walk was Azri’s Brave Run. Azri’s Brave Run was a 21km (half marathon) virtual run where participants could run, walk, or skip 21km across the month of January. Azri is a little girl who was in need of a heart transplant a couple of years ago, now she has received the

Due to only completing the Australia Day Aquathon and the Step Up for MSWA in 2018, I decided at the end of last year, as a new year’s resolution for this year and as an effort to exercise more, to make 2019 the “Year of the Fun Walk”. My “Year of the Fun Walk” will consist of mostly virtual runs,