jobs said:Entirely coincidental, I assume, but this is from today's New York Times:
"For Athletes, an Invisible Traffic Hazard"
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/12/fashion/12Fitness.html
Thank goodness, Christine Todd Whitman personally assures me the air
in NYC is just fine.
Quoted message said:p.s.: Why the "fashion" in the URL? Is running a fashion in NY?
Why yes, jobs, running and fashion are practically synonymous here.
For instance this evening I modeled some of my new duds from the Bill
Rodgers clearance sale. I donned my "coolmesh" singlet in gold (this
is the singlet all singlets should be: an old-skool very open white
mesh, about 6 loops per inch, with a nipple-friendly nylon tricot
patch at chest level) and the "basic short" in royal (also quite nice,
very comfy and a touch skimpier and closer fitting than the average v-
notch though more substantial than splits).
To ensure the perfect match I wore my gold and blue Corsa Sette, of
stylish Italian design.
Don't just take my word for it: the nonverbal response from a number
of ladies was the most emphatic I've experienced on a run to date!
Henceforth I'm reserving this combo for slow recovery jogs, it being
far too difficult to flirt back at 7:15 pace. If y'all don't hear
from me for a few weeks you'll know it's because my superior New York
running fashion yielded results.