Mike may have found the cold, acidic water seeping through the fresh rips in his neoprene waders equally brisk and refreshing, but being the quiet type, I supposed he was savoring the joy of the moment privately.
But Wilde might have been content to stay there, savoring his joys and sorrows.
We imagine ourselves playing Bach as dusk descends, savoring pensive joys and sweet sorrows.
But as demonstrated in the choppy but intriguing Williamstown Theater Festival production of "Tonight at 8 30," a sextet of short Coward plays presented over two evenings, much can be said for savoring fleeting joys with the restraint and rueful elegance of the people portrayed here.
A kid could savor the joy of a sneak attack against an enemy, and if he lost he wasn't instantly humiliated in public.
"One tale is about a neurotic superman who constantly soars around the world to save lives and never has a spare moment to savor the joy of flight," Mr. Gunn said.
He had been so happy sitting up on that rim, he said afterward, and wanted only to savor the joy of what felt like the peak of his career.
Between work and events and shopping and cookie share parties and everything else that I have to do, when do you think I have time to take care of myself?" So many of us resonate with this level of stress – we want to enjoy the holidays with our families, but the work involved in "making the season bright" adds a level of pressure that makes it difficult to savor the joy.
"This is unique in my experience with collectors, who usually hold onto their treasures and savor the joy of possession for a time before donating them to the Library," Schreyer said.
I have learned to savor the joy of being alive in the 21st century.
Success -- to run farther, run faster, and run with less chance of injury, and otherwise savor the joy of running -- asks only for attention, practice, and patience.
