Many thanks to Pascal K. of ALL in Montpellier – they’re going to fit me in somewhere for the Journées du Libre on Saturday in the “Espace demo”. I don’t know where, but I’ll be there.
I was going to blog about my demo/presentation of OpenWengo at the Journées du Libre à Montpellier, but it seems like I’m not on the agenda, in spite of having had a session accepted.
I don’t know whether I’ll still go or not – but I’m a bit annoyed about being forgotten.
My bosses at Wengo have organised a few days away for everyone in the company to relax together, get to know each other outside work, announce some news and generally pamper us a little – I’m not one to complain about a little pampering.
For these few days, I will not be reading my email. I’ll be back in the normal world with internet access on Saturday.
In the meantime, I’ve packed swimming togs, sports gear, sandals, … all I need now is a good storm & I’ll be set.
I’m back running – made just over 48 minutes in the 10k run in Lyon, with a little pain, at the end of April, and I’m now able to do a 5k training session at a good speed with almost no pain at all. Just finishing up physio, and hopefully I’ll be able to ramp up to running 3 times a week for about 20km total in a few weeks. The day I run for an hour with no after effects, I’ll be a happy man.
For those interested, I saw a chiropractor who gave me some good training tips (don’t over-train, mix low-impact sports like swimming & cycling until you have more distance under your belt) and who thought that the root cause of my injury was probably the fact that I was wearing shoes which corrected against pronation, while it appears I don’t need them. So I also got a new pair of runners for €120 – the most expensive footwear I’ve ever bought.
I never seem to get tagged by these blog memes (or at least, I’m never aware of it). I don’t know whether to consider myself lucky or unloved.
