Running for a Cause: Journal & Log Book (Revised Edition) - Kaye Nutman

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Résumé :
Many small people, in many small places, do many small things that can alter the face of the world. -Anonymous
Have you ever run a 69-mile marathon, run in the North Pole Marathon, walked non-stop for a day and a night, or cycled along the towpath of a canal for 130 miles? I know people who have! In fact, there are thousands of people prepared to raise money for charity through efforts such as these. Are you one of them?
Here's a great way to record the story behind your decision to support your chosen charity. Write what you did, the amount you raised, and the story of those you helped.
This JOURNAL and LOG BOOK can record training, sponsorship, and events. There's a space for the shoes you wear and even your bucket list of charity events. Will it be a Zombie Run, Machu Picchu or The New York Marathon?
More than this, you can add photos and write your memories, which will become social and family history treasures for future generations. This is the perfect all in one Journal and Log Book, and a Memory Book to boot!
A great gift for friends, family, colleagues and running group members of any age - from two to ninety-two (and above!)
Are you up for the challenge?

Biographie:
Kaye was born in Northumberland, England, then moved to Lancashire for her formative years, between age eight and eighteen. After Teacher Training, (her first appointment was in the prettily-named pit-village of Shiney Row, during the Miner's Strike), she worked for a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed Hons) whilst teaching during the day. After moving to Kent - The Garden of England - after marrying, she was Deputy Head, and then Acting Head, of a lovely village school before the birth of her son. A move to Hertfordshire followed, where she worked part-time in Special Educational Needs, whilst her husband worked in London.
Having become accustomed to moving around, when her husband's career took them to Melbourne, Australia, it did not seem like such a big deal. However, two years turned to four and then fourteen.
She enjoys volunteer work, like writing biographies for patients in Palliative Care in the Home, and working in Day Oncology (The Wig Room). Writing has always been a passion, one that followed her into adulthood from youth, resulting in several books. She still lives in Melbourne with her husband, son, and a crazy rescue dog named Peaches.