I’ve been a member of the Have Your Cupcake (HYC) group for about six months now and have made some wonderful blogging friends. They are women who are taking life with both hands, at any age and doing something that has been a dream for some time.
This week, I was honoured to be interviewed by a member of HYC, Monica Bruno. Monica is a busy mum (mother of twins), is a published author of Rachel’s Folly a suspense novel, a yogi and is also a fellow runner.
Monica wanted to interview me because of my running and the fact that I didn’t start until almost 50.
It was a pleasure being interviewed as I love getting the message out there that:
'age should not define you or want you want to do'.Click To TweetI would love you to read my interview with Monica, get to know me a little more and also check out her blog and book. Just click on the link below…..I’d love to hear your feedback or what you are doing to keep healthy and happy.
http://www.monica-bruno.com/too-late-to-start-running/
Let’s Keep Sizzling!
22 Comments
Wow! Well done Sue! You look to be in great shape. I ran competitively from age 8 until my early forties, but I’ve had to find other things to do now that the cartilage in one knee is shot. :-(. I love the sensation of running, and I still sneak a run in now and then. My grandfather ran all the way into his 80s! He’s 97 now, and still goes to there gym 4 days a week. Keep on keeping on! xx
Hi Lisa! Thank you for the compliment. It must be hard as a long term runner to have to cut back because of injury. I love hearing about older people who are still keeping fit and healthy! Way to go Grandfather! Have a lovely day and thank you for stopping by.
Interesting! . Nice to know about Monica 🙂
Thanks for sharing with us
So pleased you enjoyed the post and do check out Monica’s website.
How fantastic. It’s never too late to enjoy live.
That is so true Janie! Anyone to do anything if they really want to. Thanks for stopping by to comment and have a great day.
Love this post, and it totally blows my whole theory that now that I’ve reached 50 I can’t run anymore!
Love the idea of the Saturday sisters, I need to find some here in LA!
I’m so pleased you enjoyed the post Rosemond and yes I’m sorry to say your theory is blown. It is much easier exercising with others so get a couple of friends together and go for a walk. Have a great week!
Never too anything… 😉
Keep on keeping on. 🙂
Oh I love that comment Donna, ‘never too anything’. Thank you for stopping by and hope you visit again.
Ooh, I used to run but gave it up for long distance walking- but you post is so inspiring it makes me want to try again! Thanks for sharing your story.
Hi Jennifer! As long as we keep moving Jennifer that is the main thing. I’m pleased your enjoyed the post. Have a great week!
Yeah for Sue. Great article on you and you certainly are an inspiration.
Thank you Michelle I”m so pleased we met!
This is a great interview, it sounds like you’re really passionate about running and introducing others to it, at any age. Good luck with running and all your running-related endeavours – wishing you every success. I’m a some-times runner, not running at the moment, but posts like these keep me interested and inspired to get back into it when I can 🙂
Hi Robyn, thank you for stopping by to comment and I’m pleased that you enjoyed the interview. I do enjoy running but I also like to mix it up with PT sessions and yoga or even going for a walk. It is all about balance and moving that is the main thing. Have a lovely day!
Well done Sue! You are quite the inspiration. I’m so glad we’ve connected.
I’m so glad we connected too Mary! Thank you for stopping by to say hello and have a lovely day.
Your are an inspiration to others. I agree thst age should never be a bareier stopping you trying new things. Its great that you have foind something you love and that you are passionate about.
Thanks for sharing with us, Tracey xx #happydiaries
Thank you Tracey for your kind words which I truly appreciate. I need to connect more with #happydiaries so need to set up a reminder! Have a great week!
What an honor to be interviewed! You really do work tirelessly to get the message out. Thank you for sharing at #overthemoon.
Yes, Marilyn, I felt great to be asked and I’ve had some positive feedback which is nice.