Archive for December 19, 2007

The road home - under and over

The road home - under and over, originally uploaded by Peru Tha Damaja.

Notes from today’s run…

…dusk - much busier under mopac than yesterday…”got my hair on my head, got my brains got my ears…”…bats under congress? at this time of year?…*not* so busy after congress - I guess this is what mom was warning me about…under I-35…what’s this guy doing back here with his dog? oh, is this a dead end? - “are you trying to get across the bridge?” “yeah” “you want to go back around the treatment plant” “ahh - thanks!” - that was obviously a handoff spot…whoa - a rabbit in a suit with sunglasses riding in an el camino! bitchin’ graffiti…hello, ruffians, please don’t beat me up…that smell is unmistakably water treatment…neat - town lake - the bridge feels like a prison, though…starting to get a little dark - better pick it up…hosteling international…which way to go? streets or cliff? streets…over I-35 - just 1170 miles to where I ran in high school…really getting dark - should have looked at a map…ahh - congress again! i’m not lost!…mile 0 and SRV - the Saturday meeting spot…ahh - here comes the trail of lights - can I get in for free? if I climb these rocks? yes!…this - is - awesome…back to mopac - 1:23:28…time to go home and make some dinner…

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Here’s to feeling good, all the time

Here’s to feeling good, all the time, originally uploaded by Peru Tha Damaja.

I try pretty hard to be fairly clueless about pop culture. This earns me the mystique of being insightful (unless you know me well, and then I just seem clueless) but it also means that years after some entity has had its popularity heyday, I can “discover” it and then the entire creative body of work is waiting for me to catch up on. This applies to good music, good authors, and most recently, Seinfeld.

My friend Nick frequently uses the toast “Here’s to feeling good, all the time.” Last night I finally saw the Seinfeld episode it came from and it’s got to be one of the funniest minutes ever filmed. It’s better in context, but it’s still incredibly, incredibly funny. Click the picture for the whole clip.

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