Keeping a diary/record - Page 2

#11 27th Feb 08, 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by scr8pe

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the training blog attached to this forum. It seems to cover most of the requirements mentioned on this thread

I'm starting to keep a log now I'm looking at getting back to some sort of form. I'm using the one on this site and I've made it public should anybody be interested...

A.

pedestrian · #12 28th Feb 08, 05:55 AM

Just read your blog entries, Andrew. Nice and detailed... and quite candid. Like that approach... a lot.

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richardsimkiss · #13 28th Feb 08, 09:21 AM

Yeah the new forum feature 'mileage counter' has certainly enticed me to update my blog which I'd NEVER done before.

I also use the software that came with my Garmin Forerunner 305 - though that doesn;t record emotions and thoughts, purely from a statistical point of view - I love it

Katten · #14 28th Feb 08, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by richardsimkiss

I also use the software that came with my Garmin Forerunner 305 - though that doesn;t record emotions and thoughts, purely from a statistical point of view - I love it

You haven't switched on the emotion recorder yet? I'll bet you haven't even tried out the anti-dog laser death ray. Read the darned manual!!

pedestrian · #15 28th Feb 08, 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Katten

You haven't switched on the emotion recorder yet? I'll bet you haven't even tried out the anti-dog laser death ray. Read the darned manual!!

If the "Anti-dog-laser-death-ray" did exist; believe me, I'd have one on both wrists!

... What? There is such a device? :eek: Where's me wallet!