Yes, and it became my most beautiful one. In four weeks in spring I crossed three finish lines. Amstelveen, six weeks after my knee gave out, with the Watch on: useful for heart rate and pace calibration at the start, when the crowd pulls you faster than you should go, 4:08:22. The Venloop half two weeks later without it, 1:52:34, and I did not look at a single split. Then Rotterdam on a knee I did not trust and no time goal, run purely on feel: 3:57:40, every five kilometres between 5:26 and 5:38. For a race without any number to chase that is a remarkably flat line. Know why you are running before the gun goes, and the pace takes care of itself.