Thank you for your support

As the year 2009 is coming to an end, I would like to thank all the readers on this blog for your support. The page load for this year in this blog has increased tremendously from 3,293 (year 2008) to 5,182 as to date, which exclude me in the statistics. Total Visitors is 3,591 to date as compared to 2,494 last year.

A total of 106 countries visitors have visited my blog over these 2 years. As for the revenue from Google Adwords… I still haven’t manage to earn enough to get the pay cheque. LOL! Anyhow, it has been a pleasure writing articles for my blog, while it attracts commenter and opportunity to write article for magazine blog.

I will slowly but eventually crawl back to this blogosphere once I have sorted out some of the largest plan in my life.

Thanks and wish you have a Happy Christmas and a wonderful New Year.

I have been out of action in blogging Sphere

Due to the fact that I have lead on to an extremely busy schedule which consists of extensive traveling, work and proposal writing. I shall stop updating this blog entries until further notice. Thanks for the support and wish you well.

Robin Hood Run Nottingham 2009

Running is my passion. I have ran dozens of long distance competitions, and have ran in numerous places.

From scenic roads in the campus to one of the longest bridge in the world,

 

courtesy of www.penangmarathon.gov.my

Just to give you an idea how long is the bridge  courtesy of Ivan Hor

from the thread mill to the top of the tower,

Courtesy of LINCOLNOSE2®

 Courtesy of Lil Snoop

from the lake side to along the tree lines…

  

I just love the feeling when I run, my burden, sorrows, sadness all are left behind. I feel like a bird, tasting the freedom and just move forward.

When I first stepped in Nottingham, my plan was to conquered the Robin Hood Run. However, clashes of dates from the past 2 years and a serious injury on my knees has barred me from taking part in any runs from 2008 as instructed by my GP and physiotherapist. BUT, I never give up that hope for Robin Hood Run.

Rehabilitation does takes time but I keep on working it out. After 10months of physiotherapy and rest, I was given a green light just in time for the RUN! Words couldn't describe how happy I am when I registered myself for the run. Even though I was only allowed to participate on the short 5km run only due to the risk of inducing injury in the old wound, I am still glad, as I am once again back in the running and once more taste the freedom of running.

Ah my beloved Nike, finally you can join the REAL run.

 

The medal to my success.