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- Hurts So Good
- I am Marathon
- Week 34: The Scott Boliver Experience
- Week 33: Nine days and counting
- Week 32: The last of the German Silvas
- Week 31: Injury
- Week 30: The thrill is gone
- Week 29: Your running or your life
- Week 28: Return to Sunday
- Week 27: The missing link
- Week 26: Marathon training, Andrea style
- Week 25: Spit city
- Week 24: Maui wowie
- Week 23: Run for the money
- Week 22: Microthon*
- Week 21: A runner's dilemma
- Week 20: Small hail
- Week 19: I throw my shoe at myself
- Week 18: the amazing race*
- Week 17: keeping the faith
- Weeks 15 & 16: pussy power
- Weeks 13 & 14: do you hear what I hear?
- Week twelve: 26.2 reasons to quit.
- Week eleven: united colors of marathon
- Week ten: running hot and cold
- Week nine: you eat what you are
- Week eight: the ugly, the bad and the good
- Week seven: upward and upward
- Breaking news in marathon land
- Week six: giving 'til it hurts
- Week five: let's get lost
- Week four: the secret lives of runners
- Week three: a fate worse than death (or at least more likely)
- Week two: marathon as team sport
- My first week
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