Martha my dear

[Terrance]

Paul Mackin wrote:
> 
> Terrance wrote:
> 
> > . Of course, as Karen K. pointed out long ago,
> > the ongoing
> > S&M relationship here on Pynchon-L is almost amusing when it slides down
> > the rabbit's hole and roles off humpty-dumpty's back.
> 
> Yeah, in that way it resembles real life. What an institution!. It's there
> for you day or night. Like New York, it never sleeps. Where one can spend a
> few minutes or a few hours, or in Doug's case, seemingly, full time. I know
> of nothing else quite like it.
> 
> P.

Got caught in the rain yesterday.
Took shelter under the TB bridge. 
The rain delayed my exercise and I went flat. 
But I had to put in the miles (Triathlon Sunday and I'm probably
overstrained, but...) so 
after a few hours work, a coffee and Ibuprofen I headed back out after
midnight. The city never sleeps, people were crunching, jogging,
sprinting, pulling and pushing themselves in every corner of the park.
The lovers were doing the same by the river, in and out of their cars. 



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