For this edition of “Friday Faves,” I pulled a few of my “favorited” tweets from this week:

“Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened” @alexipappas

— Jordan Hasay (@JordanHasay) March 5, 2013

Sometimes the most positive thing you can say about a long run is that it’s done. Sometimes that’s enough. 🙂 #FeedMe

— Erin Strout (@erinstrout) March 3, 2013

No lie, I am this guy when I think about winning Boston. #itcouldhappen #keepthedreamalive twitter.com/karagoucher/st…

— Kara Goucher (@karagoucher) March 5, 2013

“There’s NO reason to push yourself on a training run when something is off.” Long Run Fail – s.shr.lc/XmeoTe via @nycrunningmama

— Hannah McGoldrick (@FitHappyGirl) March 4, 2013

How was your race? twitter.com/TheRunnerGirls…

— Runner Girls (@TheRunnerGirls) March 4, 2013

When it comes down to it, Sundays long run is just the path that you have to take to get to Sunday brunch.

— Addie Bracy (@AddieBracy) March 3, 2013

Every trackie has done this… twitter.com/TheRunnerProbs…

— The Runner Probs (@TheRunnerProbs) March 3, 2013

@megrunnergirl “Boston: the 42 day training plan” New @runnersworld training plan? #forambitiousrunnersonly

— Kit Fox (@kitfoxnews) March 5, 2013

Love this post from @dimityontherun on the mantra “I am here now.” anothermotherrunner.com/2011/06/13/my-…

— Meghan G. Loftus (@meghgrace) March 6, 2013

when you’re doing 8 x 1k and your ipod dies right before the last one youtube.com/watch?v=umDr0m…

— Meggie (@mbsthinks) March 7, 2013

#TrainingTip: Embrace the workouts that don’t go so well. They’re an opportunity to learn, persevere and come back stronger next time out.

— Mario Fraioli (@mariofraioli) March 7, 2013

Say it, Do it! {the Boston Marathon Jacket} fitchickinthecity.com/2013/03/say-it…

— FitChickinTheCity (@FitChickNYC) March 4, 2013

QUOTE OF THE POST: “For me, running is a lifestyle and an art.  I’m far more interested in the magic of it than the mechanics.” – Lorraine Moller