He laughs – and it really is a joyous laugh.
His thin lips part and he laughs that totally joyous laugh again.
Hahaha!" The dairy farmer who founded the festival 43 years ago has the most joyous laugh I've ever heard.
A chorus line of girls in military uniforms, a soldier displaying his war wounds, an actress famous for her joyous laugh.
"To believe this story," he wrote, "you must believe that the human race can be one joyous family, working together, laughing together, achieving the impossible…" That story became a reality two years later.
After taking part in the 1979 New York Marathon, Chrisopher Brasher, a former sports editor for the paper, wrote 'To believe this story you must believe that the human race can be one joyous family, working together, laughing together, achieving the impossible... the greatest folk festival the world has seen.' Brasher convinced himself that London could do what New York had done.
Brasher expounded his dream in The Observer: 'You must believe that the human race can be one joyous family, working together, laughing together, achieving the impossible.' It is now one of Britain's most popular sporting events, attracting 25,000 runners, a TV audience of millions and raises £60 million a year for charities.
It's the most joyous thing to laugh for an hour.
On Thanksgiving eve the couple had a joyous dinner with childhood friends, laughing and reminiscing as only old friends can do.
Anjelica called "Cut!" Then she added "Beauty!" and gave a joyous Huston laugh.
