April 18, 2013

The Human Interest Magazine For Evolving Minds

Tarmac Meditations #60: Running Through Fog

When the world is rainy and dark, a runner still needs to run. And he does.

Fog in the Valley © Michael Lebowitz. All Rights Reserved.
December 9, 2010
Ran. 4×400. Cool Down. Coffee. Meeting. Doc. Writing. Facebook is my to-do list and summary. Techno poetry of a kind? Or perhaps the modern Tower of Babel. Babble is where you find it, I suppose.

John Lennon died 30 years ago yesterday.

There’s fog in the valley.

December 12, 2010
Ran Saturday in the dark and rain. Go figure. Ran Sunday in the dark. No rain. Rain. No rain. Oregon in December. Running slowly is good preparation for running faster when other things line up, like weight loss, increased fitness, reversal of the aging process. You know, like that.

 

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I write and take pictures because it is my way of telling stories. I run because it reminds me, everyday, that I am here. I have no idea where the writing comes from.

What I do know is that I start with what I know and imagine the rest. In the end some of it is true and some of it is made up; memory plus time equals semi-fiction, others call it creative non fiction. And if the “I” in the piece has a different name than mine, it is fiction through and through.

My photography tells a story in a very different way. The pictures seem to come from who I was and what I care about. When the words are coming honestly and the pictures are sharp and knowing, the stories tell me who I am today.

I also write at Running Before Daylight and my photography can be seen at The Long Run Picture Company

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