As he strolls down the sidewalk, blinking blearily in the sun, he's suddenly passed by several people in cow costumes.
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In what now feels like a previous life, mornings would have me wandering, blearily-eyed, into the kitchen to fix myself some coffee.
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I remember being in a drug fog as thick as Amy's pea soup when I blearily microwaved the contents of this box... and then nothing.
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All of this is appropriate for a spot that is remembered by devotees, albeit blearily, as the site of the long-lost Experimental Cocktail Club.
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They describe futile searches for authenticity and originality, in which half-remembered commercials and blearily recalled photographs seem somehow more real than actual lived experience.
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Though it was a treat to watch Harris and Hopkins face off (while Marsden blearily blinked along in the background), the far more interesting window into this backstory came from Dolores.
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It's a weekday morning, in the dimly lit hour when you meander into your kitchen, blink blearily into the light of the refrigerator, and try to decide what to pack for lunch.
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A few hours later, Amanda M. Zangari, one of the Southwest Research Institute scientists on the New Horizons team, was staring blearily at her laptop analyzing the data from one of the telescopes.
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It's hard to believe that it's been a whole year since we all woke up, blearily picked up our phones, and saw New Year headlines dominated by Mariah Carey's unsalvageable set at Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.
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Compelled by the augustly named federal Uniform Time Act of 1966, most Americans will leap ahead — or stumble blearily — from one configuration of the clock to another this weekend, as daylight saving time clicks in at 2 a.m. Sunday.
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She is now on a first-name basis with Ikea (supplier of the sofa, the dresser, the bed) and CB2 (the metal chairs on the deck), often blearily pointing and clicking in the wee small hours to outfit the space.
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One moment you are on your mate's ash-covered bed watching music videos on YouTube, the next you are darting behind buildings trying to find your Uber, the next you are in some dank toilet cubicle blearily hitting 'send' on a text.
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The next few days saw me continuing down that path: I had little appetite to write, to think creatively, or to do anything more than blearily read Twitter and text my friends about what we might do to combat the latest aggressive threat to the lives we knew.
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Were it to be truly subversive, she might've been shot not with dramatic eye makeup and a cropped designer jacket, but in sweatpants and an ugly nursing bra at 3 in the morning blearily watching Netflix, or desperately trying to eke out one more ounce in a cramped supply closet before a business meeting.
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And in Germany, which is usually considered an absolute beacon of stability, we are facing a political earthquake as exploratory talk on a potential "Jamaica" coalition have faltered spectacularly after the FDP's (Free Democratic Party) Christian Lindner proclaimed blearily after another long night of talks that he would pull his support for further discussions to form a government.
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As of September 2020, on Rotten Tomatoes, the film had an approval rating of 9%, based on 69 reviews, with an average rating of 3/10. The site's critical consensus read, "A pioneering feat in the field of twerking polar bear animation but blearily retrograde in every other respect, Norm of the North should only be screened in case of parental emergency." On Metacritic, as of August 2020, the film had a score of 21 out of 100, based on 18 critics, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B–" on an A+ to F scale.
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