u/CredulousScandi — reddlx

Why does everything seem so much scarier the closer we get to completion/settle date

We are first time buyer, and have been clueless for the whole process with no one really to turn to so it’s been a steep learning curve.
We live in England and rent atm, and are buying a house in Scotland. Loving the Scottish process with the Home reports, solicitors etc, it has been great.
Put our offer in 4 weeks ago and will be completing/settling next week so it’s been a whirlwind.

Got the qualified acceptance through and they are literally deleting or downgrading the clauses our solicitors put in. And while I get it, none of it was alarming and seems like the standard give and take the wordings they keep using are stressing me out 🤪 irrational, probably, but we are so close now I just want the keys in my hand, not read more legal jargon

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u/CredulousScandi — 2 days ago

▲ 11 r/C25K

W4D1 - after a 2 month break

TLDR; 2.5 month break between week 3 and 4, it was a killer nutcracker for the whole time and improved my

Sorry life update dump

I started C25K at the beginning of the year, completed week 3 on March 2nd while on holiday, got home and found a lump on my doggo which turned out to be a mast cell tumor. He’s been my running partner, so in between helping him with recovery from the op etc I did not go running.

Then he was back to normal activity and we worked to get his fitness up which we did just in time for us to find another lump. Soft cell sarcoma this time, another op and we are finally getting to the end of his recovery period.

Today I had to take my car for the yearly MOT and as it was a good run distance from my house I decided it was time to try running again. I considered going back to week 1, or redoing week 3, but in the end I plowed ahead with week 4 justering see what would happen.

I surprised myself by surviving 😁 it was hard but I managed to keep running during the run intervalls. I did pause it once during the walk section to walk for about a minute more before the next run but overall really happy with how it went. I even improved my time per km to 8min22sec from 9min16sec in March. So yeah feel really good about restarting and feel even better about my boy being on the mend

u/CredulousScandi — 3 months ago

▲ 6 r/fossilid

Hi, hoping someone can help.

Spent at few days on the Jurassic coast and found this odd looking stone. And I wondered if it is some kind of fossil or piece of one?

Thank you for you help in advance

u/CredulousScandi — 4 months ago