Where do I start? Can you be totally confident but at the same time so nervous that you start to question if it is just nerves or if you really aren’t as confident as you think. This is why I have a game plan, I stick to it and all will go well. I’ll talk about something that I rarely ever talk about, last year. That is what we will call it, last year, nothing else. The only thing that lingers from last year is the feeling I had when I knew I wasn’t going to finish. They let me go for another mile when I could have just stopped there so I took the extra mile. I had to call my wife who was with the rest of my family at the Magic Kingdom at mile 11 and tell her that I was finished. Then I had to look my family in their eyes and smile, crack a joke here and there just to keep myself from crying. It worked. That day, last year, was one of the worst days in my life and I can count those days on one hand. I said all that to say this is why I think I am nervous like I am right now. While I will be nervous until I see the finish line on Sunday I am going to enjoy this race. There are parts of Disney I have never seen before so while I am there I will check out what I have missed over the years. I spoke about my game plan in my last blog and the only thing I am going to add to that is at around mile 5 I will walk a full mile just to check out my walking pace, who knows maybe I will do it again a couple times later in the race to break it up a little. Tomorrow morning I do my last run in Green Bay before we fly to Orlando tomorrow night, then from there I will have a couple more short runs in Orlando. Saturday morning will be my dress rehearsal and then Sunday will be the real deal. I have 7 hours to complete 26.2 miles, I can do that can’t I? Of course this will be the heaviest I ever run a marathon so from that stand point this one should be the most difficult but nothing is easy anyway. Writing this has made the nerves go away a little, a lot actually. I’m a little more than 3 days away…