Every Day You've Got Running Shoes On,

When Somebody Brings Up A Movie (of Mine) That I Haven't Heard About In A Long Time, I Feel Like A 70-year-old Pitcher At A Bar Somewhere, And Somebody Walks In And Says, 'oh, My God, I Was In St. Louis And I Saw You. You Pitched A Shutout.' It's Real. I Really Did Do That, Because Someone Today Remembers It.

I Don't Want To Play The Fat Guy Or The Friend For The Rest Of My Life

I'm Like The Universe; Either Expanding Or Contracting At Any Given Moment. The Most That I Had Put On Was About 35, 36 Pounds, And I've Taken All Of That Off.

A Perfect Run Has Nothing To Do With Distance. It's When Your Stride Feels Comfortable. You're On Your Toes Trying To Push It. Suddenly You Realize You Can Open It Up A Bit More. You Know You're At One With Yourself And The Environment. You're A Little More Alive Than Before You Started.

I'd Never Heard Of The 'lord Of The Rings', Actually. So I Went To The Bookstore And There It Was, Three Shelves Of Books About Tolkien And Middle-earth, And I Was Like, 'holy Cow, What Else Am I Missing Out On?'