Sometimes our plans are highjacked, sometimes things happen that are outside our control. This is totally normal. How we respond to it is what counts.
My video thoughts on my enforced rest days in Paihia two and a half weeks into #WalkNZ.
Sometimes our plans are highjacked, sometimes things happen that are outside our control. This is totally normal. How we respond to it is what counts.
My video thoughts on my enforced rest days in Paihia two and a half weeks into #WalkNZ.
It’s all good. Rest those busy feet, rest that restless mind. Read a bit of Catherine Cookson from the smallest public library in the world… Stuff happens and you are dealing with it really, really well. The feet will heal, the weather will clear and you will carry on being amazing.
Thanks!
Hey Kat. Good to see the vid. That beach looks a whole lot better than the mud and the sky is gorgeous. 🙂 Hope that mean little blister heals fast. x
Thanks Sarah. This is an excellent title for my book – Mean little blister. I shall put that in the pot.
You’re doing great! The achievement is to walk the distance, not in a set number of days, right? So make sure that you look after yourself so that you can do the distance.
Ultra-runners are very experienced with handling blisters, check this out: http://www.badwater.com/university/blister-care/
I remember Paihia well, spent a lovely few days there in a hostel bunkbed and met two crazy Italian lads who ended up following us (3 girls) around NZ for the next few weeks lol we couldn’t shake them off……watch out, you too might pick up some overly-friendly backpackers.
Good stuff !