#event tonight

[nhlovesadri3]

Adriana's ig stories

[rustboro]

after tonight i’ll probably be mostly ok but until then i am an entire skin-bag full of anxiety

[curiouslich]

Event Tonight.

There is room for anyone and all that would like to come, just make sure to let me know and I’ll add your token.

I will post the link tonight so people can add macros.

Now this is my first Roll20 event, so numbers might be off at first as I learn, so please be gentle.

[bobbipins-and-trainers]

Back & Biceps

Gotta admit, I’ve enjoyed getting my swim workouts done early in the week and early in the day. I’m a morning person, so the amount of effort and energy I have first thing much higher than after at least one workout and the entire work day. With that said, lifting came a bit later in the week -- so today, was back & bicep day.

I decreased the weight in a few sets not only because I missed back day last week, but also because I feel like I was putting too much stress on my muscles and joints just for muscle bulk when really I need them to be recovered and lean for racing. Hopefully I notice a difference with the decrease in the next few weeks both in the pool and on the bike.

10 minutes on elliptical 5x1 minute  abs 3x12 assisted pull ups 30 3x12 back hyper-extension 10 3x12 wide grip lat 45 3x12 under hand lat pull down 45 3x12 standing bicep cable curl 1@30/2@35 3x12 cable row 2@40/1@45 3x12 barbell curl 20 3x12 hammer curl 20

[simpatico-go]

Are boys allowed to come to the party tonight?

Yes! Do it! mithacuriouslich

[nyrbclassics]

Tonight come hear John Ehle read from and discuss his novel on the settling of Appalachia, The Land Breakers, at McNally Jackson at 7 pm. Ehle will be in conversation with Jackson Taylor, and there will also be a reading by his daughter Jennifer. 

[nyrbclassics]

Pierre Reverdy event tonight at McNally Jackson (7 pm)

It Must in Fact Have Been Quite Cold

There’s me        And all the buzzers in the house went off at once Why have they brought so many bells and alarm clocks        From the tapestry where my body flattens in profile              hands like a  platter asking for mercy I look               at my life from which I’ve withdrawn myself Distances were done away with and yet everything        stays in place               All that’s lacking is a little air               The harmony of their lines is enough to keep each                     piece of furniture solid Yet sometimes they weren’t recognizable        The visitor is in the sitting room or at the door               waiting after having rung the bell And all those who pass by hold their hats in their hands     But I can no longer come down     The tapestry is trembling               It’s too cold

Unfortunately Paul Auster will not be able to make it to tonight's event at McNally Jackson as previous listed. However, Mary Ann Caws, Geoffrey O'Brien, Ron Padgett, Mark Polizzotti, and Richard Sieburth will all still be there reading from their translations of Reverdy's poem and discussing his work (plus wine). And for those concerned about the temperature, the poem above (translated by Marilyn Hacker) is for you.

[nyrbclassics]

Artemis Cooper, author of the biography Patrick Leigh Fermor: An Adventure, will be at McNally Jackson in NYC tonight at 7 pm. She's got photos and stories.