Had a total blast in Dallas. I finished in 1:38.54 but considering the hilly terrain and the fact that we had a little too much liquid fun the evening before Id say it was an astounding success.

The weekend revealed to me that my club and group of running friends does have quite a bit of talent. We can pretty much stick to our goals regardless of what happens. It feels very good to say that I beat Mr Troy "americas quarterback" Aikman's ass by 15 minutes and sweeter still, I was the only one clever enough to kiss a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader (She was befuddled) right at the finish line. I am a huge steelers fan and so it goes without saying that the cowboys rank pretty low on my support scale but I do admit, that stadium is something else, especially that screen WOW.

I will now concentrate on running Berlin at 3:14, enough to qualify for Boston- I WILL DO IT

We learned that the mind needs to be as trained and tougher than the body, you CAN will yourself to do things you thought you couldn't do.

For now a nice one week break with no running, after that, a couple of easy weeks, and then the training begins.

keep up the pace

"nobody... nobody can eat 50 eggs"

the bluminator