Dr. Mark Ott is a chemistry professor at a small community college in Jackson, MI. His current passions include running marathons (and the odd other distances), painting, and playing with his 7 year old daughter.
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July 28th, 2008 - 7:08 pm
hey Doc ! I ran the Grand Island race too, finished a bit behind you and I’m a chemistry teacher (high school) up here in Gaylord. Looking forward to your review of the island race ! I”ve done all 4 of them, great spot to run a marathon in July ! Cool and shaded !
October 8th, 2008 - 7:40 am
Hi Doc! Your comments are closed for your recent posts but I wanted to say congratulations on Wineglass, and I LOVE Murphy! How did you make him? I’m not too crafty but would love to build something like that for my medals as well.
March 10th, 2010 - 2:23 pm
Re: Your inspiration post
Ugh, I felt the same way about marathons when I got into my 30s. Now it’s just a matter of cranking them out instead of going for a challenge. It’s definitely not as exciting to toe the starting line knowing that you WILL finish the race… it’s just a matter of when. I prefer the challenge of wondering if you’re up to it.