Comments on: The One-Week Calamity: Don’t Ever Stop Moving http://gritandglimmer.com/the-one-week-calamity-dont-ever-stop-moving/ Eat, Love, Ride, Explore. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:27:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Open Studio is Tonight! Stop By and Say Hi - The Everyday Athlete http://gritandglimmer.com/the-one-week-calamity-dont-ever-stop-moving/comment-page-1/#comment-6704 Open Studio is Tonight! Stop By and Say Hi - The Everyday Athlete Sat, 01 May 2010 17:04:42 +0000 http:///gritandglimmer.com/?p=150#comment-6704 [...] Open Studio is Tonight! Stop By and Say Hi That’s right. Swift Plus Creative will be opening our doors along with lots of other artists, agencies, photographers and generally quirky types who inhabit the Towne Storage Building. It’s on the East side of the Burnside Bridge and parking will be tight so, if you can make it, consider riding your bike. Here are the details: When: [...] Related posts:The One-Week Calamity: Don’t Ever Stop Moving [...] [...] Open Studio is Tonight! Stop By and Say Hi That’s right. Swift Plus Creative will be opening our doors along with lots of other artists, agencies, photographers and generally quirky types who inhabit the Towne Storage Building. It’s on the East side of the Burnside Bridge and parking will be tight so, if you can make it, consider riding your bike. Here are the details: When: [...] Related posts:The One-Week Calamity: Don’t Ever Stop Moving [...]

]]> By: stephalopoulos http://gritandglimmer.com/the-one-week-calamity-dont-ever-stop-moving/comment-page-1/#comment-271 stephalopoulos Thu, 13 Sep 2007 14:13:15 +0000 http:///gritandglimmer.com/?p=150#comment-271 How long you on the East Coast? I'm down through NYC on the way to NJ tomorrow. I miss just going to NYC. In the last almost-year, every trip I have taken has been through that city to visit family and take care of my grandmother. And I know about that hurt after you take a break from the gym. It's amazingly strange how little it takes for that to set in, but then it's also amazingly huge (and strange) how GOOD that hurt feels. Like--it's a strange sort of pain that I welcome. Maybe I'm just a masochist. I mean, well, I do other masochistic things. Like write poems and send them to literary journals. And befriend poets who wind up killing themselves. Heh. How long you on the East Coast?

I’m down through NYC on the way to NJ tomorrow. I miss just going to NYC. In the last almost-year, every trip I have taken has been through that city to visit family and take care of my grandmother.

And I know about that hurt after you take a break from the gym. It’s amazingly strange how little it takes for that to set in, but then it’s also amazingly huge (and strange) how GOOD that hurt feels. Like–it’s a strange sort of pain that I welcome. Maybe I’m just a masochist. I mean, well, I do other masochistic things. Like write poems and send them to literary journals. And befriend poets who wind up killing themselves. Heh.

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