Kayci: Welcome! Love your screen name and avatar! Your half-marathon time was fabulous, especially with that course and in those conditions! Your t-shirt is hilarious, too. (Funny, it's the same dream I have.) A recent issue of
Runner's World (I think it's the June issue) has a plan for maintaining a base level that would train you run a 5K, 10, 1/2 or full in just a month. (I remain unconvinced about the full.) It's worth a look if you like or need that flexibility/spontaneity in your race schedule.
MLA: Ooooh, then you really got hit with the recent heat wave. I didn't think you were really complaining about DSF in any extreme way. I think it's reasonable to have him buy, install, and pay for the additional cost of AC. That's why my landlord expects (I know you're not really landlords, per se, but still...).
Kira: I'm glad you and your DD seem to be in a good place about things, and that she's started her meds. I can't believe you need to start training for the Philly Distance Run already. But good for you for getting out there in the heat!

Oh, and congrats on your 10K and rocking those hills (again, in the heat)! I can't believe I almost forgot to mention it!
Shannon: Oh, I'd say you get credit anyway. I don't know about you, but there's something about being outside hot weather that can sap my motivation to exercise, even if I go inside to air-conditioned comfort to do so. It's a heat coma, I think.
Aloha Jeff: I may be exaggerating a bit about being kicked out of Brownies!

I was reprimanded in front of my parents for using inappropriate language--which really means they were reprimanded for not teaching me better manners. They were embarrassed, I was punished, and I never went back. I don't remember being traumatized by the whole thing, so I probably didn't care.
I think the peach cobbler looks delicious! And I have friends who hike & swear by the coffee can ice cream. Hey, it's ice cream--you know I'm on board! (New York Super Fudge Chunk, anyone? Because it goes with the pastoral setting of camping.) I'll be checking out the Chi running DVD tomorrow, and will let you--and everyone know--about the DVD player situation.
So, beyond the Hibiscus Half, how are you celebrating Father's Day? I would have thought there was a Father-Daughter run in the area....Maybe they'll make you some peach cobbler? Probably no sleeping in for you, though, not if you need to race in that heat.
Kristi: Boma for breakfast. Oh, yeah, totally worth it! Glad you had a great time, and got to reaffirm your commitment to Disney! Sometimes it's nice to compare experiences, just to remember why Disney is so special.
Howard: I too like running with my iPod as a noise-cancellation device for the cars. (And was relieved to know you take safety into consideration.) Have you seen those new headphones that are used outside your ears so as to allow you to hear music without cutting off your ability to hear necessary ambient noise? I can't remember the brand right now....
Maura: Now that you mention it...some of my stranger places include this new home of mine.

Which is odd, but not as odd as the aches and pains I got in the movie theater. Very distracting. Have you decided what to train for next. You know, I bet if you did a 4th of July race, it might include ice cream. Maybe ice cream on a stick. Now THAT's motivation!
Leana: Yep, I knew it wouldn't be long until you signed up for a tri. But August 10th! That's 2 months away!

So, what are you going to "give up" in your regular WO to train for it?
Tracy: Congrats on your Vet status. Mine won't switch over because the tag fairy colored the mousketeer label for me. I kind of like it that way, as I'll never grow up.

for carpooling: good for the environment, saving money, and networking! I've always wondered if I'd have the guts to do the Focker move to someone in the parks.
Shannon: 
for wanting to run. That's such a big moment, isn't it? Now, the next question is, do you want to make some extra cookies to share with us?
CarolA: WTG with the run in the heat. There are more tornadoes in the Midwest? I hope all our WISHers and their families are all right. Check in, folks!
Liz: Doing Disney with a RV must be pretty cool. It sounds very relaxing and laid back.
As for me: A slight mishap with a step stool and a power drill last night has me using the RICE formula and cursing my clumsiness. Just bruises and a twisted knee, no additional holes in my body. Oh, and maybe some ego crushing. Nothing that a little ice cream didn't help soothe. And now I'm just a little thrown off schedule for the week--so what else is new? So far, I'm not loving June.