I was looking at it last night and realized it wasn't even attached the nail bed anymore. It was being held on by the loose skin from my blister that had attached itself to it. It just lifted off like a lid on a bowl. There's even nail growth underneath already. It looks weird. My toes are by no means a thing of beauty in the first place. If losing toenails becomes a regular habit, well, let's just say I won't be wearin' many open-toed shoes. Kelly - How come you get black toenails so often?

Are you still talking to me fattie? I didn't mean to hurt your feelings by revealing our little community to the ultra world. Will you please forgive me? I'll buy you a nice gift

Give me the gift first, and then I'll think about it. Naw - Even without the gift, I still luv ya!

Good luck Sunday, Kelly. Hope you have a great time. I wear shoes about half a size bigger than normal. I decided on that last year when we did our Trinity Alps run. I was wearing my regular size shoe, and by the time we got down the mountain, my toes hurt so bad. Today was our last long trail run before our event on July 12. My legs were like pillars of cement half the time. I would really like to use Saturday as my day to practice my 20/2 and what I feel my pace needs to be to get through a 50k, but it's hard when you're running with someone else. I either need to start running by myself once in awhile or just say, "Go for it. I'm practicing my pace and I'll see you around the bend somewhere." Have a great weekend!