They include Sheeler's 1932 "River Rouge Plant," a blockade of white forms and gray reflections; George Ault's "Hudson Street," whose forms have the warm tones and brittleness of the Italian Primitives; and Charles Demuth's view of pharaonic grain elevators titled "My Egypt," a phrase whose catch-in-your-throat exhilaration is more vivid than the actual image.
It's possible that you're experiencing a whole gamut of feelings, including sadness, guilt at the relief you're suddenly feeling, a sense of loss, feeling lost about your next steps, exhilaration, worry, and so forth.
We hope these pieces add some exhilaration to your Sunday.
I'd argue the feeling of rain on your face and the exhilaration of successfully climbing a steep hill are part of the fun of cycling.
WitNit I'd argue the feeling of rain on your face and the exhilaration of successfully climbing a steep hill are part of the fun of cycling.
You relearn the sheer joy of travelling fast and effortlessly under your own power; the exhilaration of freewheeling down a hill; and of course the vital importance of a good rear-wheel skid.
The ease of exhilaration by your side, reverberating, tingling with anticipation..
You'll discover the thrill of skiing in fresh, ungroomed powder, the excitement of pointing your skis off-piste, and the exhilaration and heady sense of freedom of ski-touring.
Keep a reader's log of observations as you go along, and e-mail us updates on your progress your mood swings from exhilaration to exhaustion, voraciousness to ennui, hopelessness to renewed fervor, etc.
But take heart; your prevailing emotion should be grim exhilaration, not despair.
