Setting a story there — not in the literal, geographical Brooklyn but in the one of memory, of romanticized recollection — is my way of visiting a place that I suspect never really existed.
There's no formal way of visiting, and it's too small for that anyway: you just have to gawp from the road and hope that no one is in that day.
I couldn't help but wonder: if authorities cannot devise an orderly and comfortable way of visiting one of the most famous statues in the world — if even London had faced serious logistical challenges with its Olympics — what will happen during Rio's international invasion in 2016?
Michel Foucault's notion of turning one's self itself into a work of art thus gets an unexpected confirmation: I buy my bodily fitness by way of visiting fitness clubs; I buy my spiritual enlightenment by way of enrolling in the courses on transcendental meditation; I buy my public persona by way of going to the restaurants visited by people I want to be associated with.
Prague Spring Czechoslovakiaa in turmoil, January-August David Fry "I was 19 at the time and went on a student 'work camp' as I had done every summer since the age of 14; basically, it was a cheap way of visiting other countries, mainly in eastern Europe.
This is the reason why it is able to generate a number of important effects, activating an economy spread all over the territory crossed, producing jobs and economic benefits (AA. VV. 2014), and reactivate an unusual way of visiting places, where it is important not just the departure and arrival point, but the path is even more relevant.
And the location seemed out of the way for visiting clients.
His wife, in an innocent, exuberant way, saw about as much of visiting tycoons as she of him.
Rory McIlroy, who went out of his way to visit survivors of the Haiti earthquake before winning golf's United States Open with a record score.
Yes, they could have browsed online or sought out their books at one of the chains -- if they knew exactly what they were looking for -- but instead they went out of their way to visit one of the few gay bookstores that remain.
