Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (VogueInstagram)「"I'm not like the actors in the movies because when I run, I do so at an unhurried pace. I'm molasses. I let the minutes roll into miles without glancing at my watch, my thoughts filament in a whirlpool, circling into the emptiness until I forget I exist," says Vogue writer Madeline Howard. In today's racing culture, believing that a runner is worthy regardless of their time is radical. Slower paces are often underserved and undervalued in the running community—especially when those mile times creep into the 18 to 20-minute range. In honor of the upcoming New York City Marathon, the writer opens up on her running journey and beating the way she used to be— relinquishing the need to be fast and instead being free. Tap the link in our bio for Madeline Hoawrd's ode to slow running. Photographed by @cassblackbird.」11月5日 6時05分