Word: walks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Like a young man remembering his first love, I remember every detail of St. Moritz that day...its brilliant sun, the crowds, the long walk to the stadium, the white coats and caps we wore, the sublime ice here at the Kulm for skating figures, the darkening shadows of a setting sun, the enthusiasm of what seemed to me like huge crowds," Button said...
...went for a beautiful walk today and learned that there is a large Portuguese population near Inman Square that makes wonderful bread. I am happy, and I learned more than I could have by writing the paper...
After working the door to the Mass. Ave. CVS for several hours, frenetically calling out to pedestrians and firing rapid compliments to passing ladies, panhandler John Jones vacates his spot at 4 p.m. sharp, leaving the coveted position open for fellow-panhandler Alice to walk up and begin working...
...departure city, destination city and date of travel and then types his or her credit card number onto an encrypted web page. The E-ticket becomes reserved in the customer's name, and all he or she has to do is to head on over to the airport, walk up to the departure gate and request the ticket...
...thus justifying such a significant expenditure of free time. Delightful as these activities may be, they are still useful, productive, or at the very least, "rewarding." They are not the same as, say, playing card games. Or going window-shopping. Or re-reading old mail. Or going for a walk--not jogging, not power-walking, but just a pointless walk. Or talking with friends in the dining hall for an extra two hours. Or reading Cosmopolitan. Or playing "Doom...