I am enjoying spying too. SO NO SLACKING OFF! (unless you are injured of course) It's motivational to know others will know if you start skipping runs. lol Dave

I just had my mind set on this one half marathon the first week end in September as that is generally when my running peaks for the season and this race is very convenient. (20 minutes from home.) After August I get back into the classroom (teacher) and my time gets really short so you will see my mileage decline significantly. It will be interesting as this season was my first back running since being diagnosed, to see how quickly (or slowly) my sugar numbers begin to reflect less exercise. I anticipate my average weekly mileage come fall will be in the 8-10 mile (12-15K) range. We are going to be putting a garage addition on the house starting in a couple of weeks too, so with that added stress, who knows. Come fall, we should see the weekly mileage for those who are in the south begin to climb as their weather will begin to moderate and make training easier for them.