Wishing all well
 

as yours truly will be endeavoring his second and hopefully last Ironman this weekend.

Feeling undertrained, I'm apprehensive about the run, but that's why we run them.

I'll give a report if anybody outside of my immediate family is interested.

You can follow progression of the two Ironman races via the internet at www.ironmanlive.com. There will be one in Nice, France and one in Coeur d'Alene Idaho.

They're all day affairs so interested parties, if any such person exists here, can check back all day long.

good luck. Do we need a race number or anything like that to follow you?

No just my name and age, which you have creekster.

It won't be hard to figure, old guy from Henderson, Nevada. Guy hobbling in long after winners retire to their beds.

Wow. I'm in awe.

Good luck!

Wow- good luck. I would do that if it were a PS2 game...

All I can say is that I talk the talk, but Arch walks, runs, swims and bikes the walk. Ok, that didn't really work but you get the idea.

Good luck and we'll be watching and cyber-rooting (that doesn't really sound so good either. I better stop now).

I'm just stupider than y'all and have to keep proving it time and time again.

Each race redefines pain.

It is supposed to be pretty there though.

Cyber-cheer? Just don't make it a Bronx cheer and I promise to avoid as best I can from stinking it up.

If you see a bike time slower than 6, you'll know I had flats and other bike problems. PS, I'm an expert at mechanical bike problems.

Can you boardmail me your name? I'd like to track your progress.

It's a great place to play golf. But for an ironman? Not for me.

Good luck to you.

Can I have your watch when you are dead?