In high school, I daydreamed about Chuck Bass' dashing deviousness.
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You left home, you looked around, you saw people, you daydreamed.
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I also daydreamed about life back at Almaty, thousands of miles away.
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I talked about "losing my baby" and daydreamed of kicks and contractions.
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With this problem set to get exponentially worse, I daydreamed about freezing time.
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If you've ever daydreamed about marrying a celebrity, this photo proves there's hope.
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Sure, I've daydreamed about fixing the government but I've never run for anything.
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When you daydreamed in class, Stephen, you really saw that frog in the tuxedo?
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I assumed it was a topic Axelrod had daydreamed about often in recent months.
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Even people who love their jobs have daydreamed of different ways they would quit.
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In my youth, I often daydreamed of a driver picking me up from school.
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Asked to comment on the freed spies, Mr. Putin publicly daydreamed about their death.
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During the long periods of waiting, I daydreamed about what I'd do upon arriving home.
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Let's go and do all those things I daydreamed about when I was in church.
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If you've ever daydreamed about what Jared Leto's bedroom would look like, here's your answer.
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She daydreamed a lot, which meant she often drifted away before the chores were done.
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I sat and fidgeted and daydreamed, never managing to be either entirely comfortable or uncomfortable.
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My favorite movie was The Mummy, and I often daydreamed about ancient Greece and Rome.
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Perhaps, you daydreamed of finally calling out your co-worker who takes credit for your ideas.
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All the while, he daydreamed about a lucrative career that made use of his love of math.
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They were perfectly in harmony as they rocked in their chairs, and I daydreamed and loved them.
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From imagined fetishes to daydreamed ménages à trois; big brains set us apart in our ability for self-stimulation.
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Many of us have daydreamed about quitting a job in a spectacularly public fashion at some point in time.
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While the kids in her class daydreamed about summer vacation, Conley's mind was filled with metal, wires and electricity.
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From our son's earliest childhood, my husband and I had daydreamed about living in another country for a spell.
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All of us have probably daydreamed about taking a step or two back from the exhausting din of technology.
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And, while it might seem drastic for some, we've all daydreamed about what the shave might look like on ourselves.
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Wishbone was a literary-minded Jack Russell terrier that frequently daydreamed about himself as characters from classic works of literature.
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And so, I daydreamed about tacos on Los Angeles street corners, and all the thrilling modern Mexican cooking I've enjoyed.
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While my peers daydreamed about flying to the moon and being superheroes in alternate universes, I played "store" with my cousins.
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If you're an aspiring fashion designer (or editor or stylist) living outside of New York, you've likely daydreamed about relocating here.
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I daydreamed about painting walls and walking dogs and all of the ways in which we would build a future together.
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While Rina daydreamed, Itoma jumped into the water and swam to a section that, only five years ago, had been land.
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On my study abroad application, I ticked the box for a homestay living arrangement, and daydreamed about my potential Parisian house mother.
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I daydreamed about it nonstop for a full week, running the story through my head from beginning to end over and over.
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It's kind of beautiful to watch Chris come to terms with his early Survivor flameout, when he had daydreamed about a perfect game.
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I tuned Herr Hitler out, watched bats fluttering around the rafters, scanned the crowd for my companions and daydreamed exciting sex with Lilly.
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When I listened to Cantopop, I daydreamed about being a starlet swathed in mink, riding in a polished convertible past soaring glass buildings.
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"More than once I've daydreamed of visiting Tiananmen wearing mourning clothes and leaving a bunch of pure white lilies," she wrote in 1990.
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His new home was in the kind of cool mountain town he'd daydreamed about when we'd lived in the hot, flat center of Texas.
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As we drove back to Santa Fe, the early sunset turned the sky a crimson red, and I daydreamed about when I would return.
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I'm thinking it's related to a dude situation: I had been amped for a recent date, but it didn't go quite as I had daydreamed.
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For instance, Sansa often daydreamed (and whined) about marrying her prince, while Arya was much more interested in roughhousing with the boys in the dirt.
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How many times have you sat in traffic and daydreamed about pulling a Fast & Furious and moving over to the shoulder to gun that fucker?
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If you daydreamed about enjoying butterbeer in Hogsmeade as you read the Harry Potter books, your dreams could become a reality at Platform 1094 in Singapore.
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Comfortable, modern, pretty, and bright is just the type of bookstore Joanne Saul and Samara Walbohm daydreamed about opening while completing their dissertations on Canadian literature.
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She began making payments into a life insurance policy with such a generous payout that she sometimes daydreamed, a little wistfully, about her husband's untimely death.
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He's the avatar for everyone who's ever daydreamed about not just being tougher than the threats in their life, but also faster, more flexible, and funnier.
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All you need is costumes, a few props, and some cardboard and you can magically transport yourself to all the far off destinations you've daydreamed about.
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Poor, uneducated and frustrated, I daydreamed about what I would do if I had power, if the world could be bent and shaped at my command.
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Because TATBILB is so well done, so believable and so carefully made, this is where it succeeds—anyone who's daydreamed about finding love will see themselves in it.
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Waiting for the Reddit replies to trickle in, I daydreamed a bit, thinking about the last time I had tasted the wow's pineapple notes lingering on my lips.
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A reporter had come across her psychiatrist's case study and introduced her to a professor at Columbia University, who wanted to observe Bigelsen's brain activity while she daydreamed.
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"We always daydreamed that we would write a book together, because we've had so much fun having a partner in everything that we've done, since we're twins," Bush said.
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While the graduate assistant was loading all the software in the teaching console, I daydreamed about our new facilities, which were designed from the beginning to be fully accessible.
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I daydreamed about filling out a ballot which, for a brief moment, rendered the American government the one that needed to earn my approval rather than the other way around.
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I daydreamed about our Chinese leftovers, schemed to turn leftover artichoke dip and random veggies into a pasta dish, awaited the rainy day when we'd dig into the carrot cake.
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Whether your guilty pleasure is stalking the #wanderlust hashtag on Instagram or you've just always idolized Zooey Deschanel's character in Almost Famous, chances are, you've daydreamed about being a flight attendant before.
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Price pulled off what so many of us have only daydreamed about while sitting at our 9-to-5s: transforming her hobby into a full-time gig — and with only $100 mind you.
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You left the house, you looked around, you saw people, you daydreamed, you got lost, you found your way again, you gazed from the train window at lines of poplars swaying in the mist.
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German car manufacturer Audi, which has long daydreamed of an electric future, took yet another baby step toward gasoline's obsolescence with the unveiling of a new concept car at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show.
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We were meant to be meeting at a Mexican cantina in her Los Angeles neighborhood, which I'd daydreamed about extensively—as well as attending a reading of hers with Ann Friedman—but life had other ideas.
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Before Drake had his own clothing line, teenage Aubrey Graham daydreamed about Lacoste gear and a diss track he called, "Smell P***y" -- and jotted down all his aspirations in ONE notebook ... and then tossed it.
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It's the kind of thing that SC22 fans daydreamed about when the game was at its competitive height: a premium content and cosmetics pack whose sales will help increase the StarCraft 22 tournament prize pool for BlizzCon.
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How many managers and professionals have daydreamed of hiring assistants, even at their own expense, to enable them to outperform the rest of the pack — but could never follow through on the wish in their strictly controlled HR environments?
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Zoe: The end of the week was a little rough, because Refinery has bagel Fridays, but I ate my banana and daydreamed about eating bagels after the challenge is over, which is almost as good as eating a real bagel, right?
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It wasn't until I read feminist and race critical theory that I could no longer ignore the obvious: Carrie Bradshaw, whose lifestyle I daydreamed about, had a "real life" that began and ended between thirty or so blocks on the East side.
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An academic instead of showbiz family, they lived in a normal middle-class neighborhood, removed from the celebrity studded canyons, which meant Gordon daydreamed about the glamorous lives of musicians like Buffalo Springfield and Neil Young as much as a kid in Kansas.
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Remove the technology from the equation and ask yourself how often you have clicked a pen, fidgeted with scrapes of paper, doodled, read a newspaper or magazine, or daydreamed before the arrival of cellphones, and suddenly those numbers are not quite as ominous.
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I daydreamed about all the likes I would get on a fire 'gram shot of me laying glamorously atop a colorful backdrop of sugar gems, until I stepped into the room and saw 20 other people all crowding around the pool with their DSLRs.
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Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is a great use of your time if you were the type of child who daydreamed about what would happen if a samurai fought a knight, or if an army of cavemen with rocks could take out a single trebuchet.
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If you've ever daydreamed or been immersed in a film or a book, or gone for a walk or a drive, and kind of forgotten how you got there because you've drifted off into this relaxed daydream-type state, that, in effect, is what hypnosis is like.
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Many of us have daydreamed endlessly about being invited to one of Taylor Swift's epic Fourth of July parties if only to taste her take on Ina Garten's equally iconic American flag buttercream and berries cake, but it turns out that's not the only kind party recipe Swift excels at making.
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If you, like me, grew up watching fashion movies like The Devil Wears Prada, Clueless, and 13 Going on 30, you've probably daydreamed of having every designer bag you've ever eyed at the drop of a hat (I have definitely dreamed up a few epic closet montages in my head).
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If you&aposve ever daydreamed about what it&aposs felt like to be dominated by your husband in bed and to let all of your power go, for example, who&aposs to say your husband can&apost have a similar fantasy of being powerless, even if that manifests by watching two men?
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"Sometimes, when I was behind the wheel, with an endless shift stretching out ahead of me like the open road, I daydreamed about a different kind of job -- a job where I could choose when, where and how much I worked and still make enough money to feed my family," he wrote.
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For every super-sharp man she daydreamed of, Turns me right on when I hear him say/Hey baby let's get away, there would be ten who let her down: You're a no-good heartbreaker/You're a liar and you're a cheat/And I don't know why/I let you do these things to me.
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I sat on the small couch next to the kitchen table and flipped through the three channels Teresa's television received and tried to read or draw, but mostly I daydreamed about a time when I wouldn't have to spend my weekends in a shitty trailer watching shitty television listening to my father fuck his mistress.
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About 14% of the participants (who were either currently in college or had graduated) had hooked up — or, in the survey's words, had "inappropriate sexual relations" — with either a professor or a TA. And more would like to: 53% admitted they'd daydreamed about this scenario, and a quarter would act on that wish if they had the chance.
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I didn't know where else to go, and while I daydreamed of moving to New York, I also entertained the ideas of taking up organic farming in New Zealand, going to grad school in California, or following in the footsteps of my fellow millennials and just moving home for a few months to plan my next moves.
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Likely he never daydreamed of a woman who won't shut up about Burning Man and the patent superiority of the West Coast, who 65 percent believes in the efficacy of crystal healing, a woman who flatly informed him a week into dating that she will never fold a man's laundry, and who once refused to eat the peanut butter she had asked him to buy because the jar he chose contained high-fructose corn syrup.
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At the age of twelve, he fantasised about suicide. However, he also daydreamed, constructing elaborate imaginary worlds. In 1827, his mother Frances Trollope moved to America with Trollope's three younger siblings, to Nashoba Commune. After that failed, she opened a bazaar in Cincinnati, which proved unsuccessful.
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As a boy, Miller did farm work, such as picking cotton and plowing. He later said he was "dirt poor" and that as late as 1951 the family did not own a telephone. He received his primary education at a one-room schoolhouse. Miller was an introverted child, and often daydreamed or composed songs.
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His occasional girl friend is Mitzi, the head cashier at his employer's drug store, about whom he once daydreamed while looking in a storefront at a display for dancing lessons. Chip was based on Seton Hall basketball player Bob Davies, and Chip's coach, Henry "The Rock" Rockwell, was based on Bee himself.Axe, John. All About Collecting Boys' Series Books.
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In the manga, she developed a crush on Kyo-san and tries to meet him, but she doesn't believe he's her "knight". Since she daydreamed him younger looking. ; : :The School's Vice-Principal is Yankumi's main nemesis amongst the school staff. In episode 13 he was the 3rd person to find out about Yankumi's secret only to realize that she resigned.
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It is apparent that she did not get on well at Nummela and felt that the place resembled more closely a prison. During the long days, Edith daydreamed of other lands and exotic places. She willingly shared her dreams, which made her seem even more peculiar. During the following year, her condition worsened, and the family looked for help abroad.
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The first story is based on the fairy tale about a greedy man who saw a rabbit in the forest, daydreamed about growing rich on it, and frightened it away with a shout. The narrator closes the story by saying that the man eventually got the tree, but it was already spring by that time, so he had to bring it back.
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In the film, Luigi was very greedy and even left Mario at one point to look for coins. He was also a little more serious than his brother Mario, who constantly daydreamed about Princess Peach, although he was not as brave as Mario. Luigi later made an appearance in the third of a trilogy of OVAs entitled Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros. released in 1989, in which the Mario characters acted out the story of Snow White.
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Some individuals who do this also wear privately obtained uniforms or medals which were never officially issued to them. In British military slang, such impostors are called "Walts", based on James Thurber's fictional character, Walter Mitty, who daydreamed of being a war hero. In the United States since the early 2000s, the term "stolen valor" has become popular slang for this kind of behavior, so named for the 1998 book of that name. Other terms include "fake warriors", "military phonies", "medal cheats",and "military posers".
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The morning meeting over tea between Picard and Crusher seen here was previously mentioned in "Qpid", while in "Family" there was the mention of Picard taking piano lessons as a child. In "The Perfect Mate", he relates that these were only briefly taken because his mother wanted him to. Four endings were written for the episode, with two filmed. Piller preferred a "trick ending" in which Picard daydreamed of objecting to the wedding, but ultimately with Kamala rejecting both him and Alrik having been enlightened by Picard's influence.
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Hildebrand 1973, p. 99. On 21 May 1940, Chief of Army Staff Franz Halder, after a consultation with Hitler on the war aims regarding Britain, wrote in his diary: "We are seeking contact with Britain on the basis of partitioning the world".Hildebrand 1973, p. 96. Even as the war went on Hitler hoped in August 1941 for the eventual day when "England and Germany [march] together against America", and in January 1942 he still daydreamed that it was "not impossible" for Britain to quit the war and join the Axis side.
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Whenever Beethoven did not follow his instructions precisely, he would either threaten to, or actually did, beat him. "And nothing infuriated his father more than when Beethoven would improvise, which the father considered to be an unacceptable act of rebellion." The desperately unhappy boy retreated into a world of music and fantasy: he practiced prodigiously, especially when his father was not around, and he daydreamed that his father was not his actual father–that he was in fact the illegitimate son of King Friedrich Wilhelm II of Prussia. Beethoven, isolated as a child, became considerably more isolated when he became deaf.
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Roscoe Turner was born in Corinth, Mississippi, the eldest son of farmer Robert Lee Turner and his wife Mary Aquilla Derryberry Turner. From 1903 to 1910, he attended the Glover School in West Corinth, and his formal education reached the tenth grade, the highest available there. He came to realize that he did not want to be a farmer, and daydreamed of a future on the railroad that ran through the family farm. He developed interests and skills in repairing, constructing and experimenting with mechanical objects, including horse-drawn wagons, large kites, motorcycles, and eventually, automobiles.
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During the late 1940s and 1950s, Bacon worked on several series, such as his screaming heads, popes, animals in prey and men in blue suits. The use of reworked and revisited imagery transferred into regular use of a triptych format in the early 1960s.Davies & Yard, 114 In interviews, Bacon said that when he daydreamed, images occurred in "hundreds at a time, some link up with one another." The triptych format was attractive, he believed, because it physically broke the images and prevented forced or constructed narrative interpretation; a tendency in painting to which he was particularly opposed and found banal. Crucifixion, 1965.
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In March 1978, for two months, she visited her daughter, Victoria Barlow, who was living in Dharamsala, India, where she had been studying Buddhism at the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives and in Manali, in meditation retreat. The trip became the inspiration for her book A Journey with Elsa Cloud, which provided a fictionalized account of her own experiences. The book's title was derived from the private name, elsa cloud, her daughter created as a 15-year-old runaway, when she daydreamed she would like to be the sea or else a cloud; elsa cloud. Her daughter denounced the book.
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Hildebrand 1973, pp. 100–105. On August 8, 1941, Hitler stated that he looked forward to the eventual day when "England and Germany [march] together against America", and on January 7, 1942, he daydreamed that it was "not impossible" for Britain to quit the war and join the Axis side, leading to a situation where "it will be a German- British army that will chase the Americans from Iceland".Pinkus 2005, p. 259. National Socialist ideologist Alfred Rosenberg hoped that after the victorious conclusion of the war against the USSR, Englishmen, along with other Germanic peoples, would join the Germans in colonizing the conquered eastern territories.
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His political behavior was, however, always moderate; for example, he found some of the anti-aristocrat opinions to be exaggerated, he defended many composers who remained in contact with Austria and therefore liable of accusations of reactionary behavior, and he always remained friends of the Grand Duke. Probably he daydreamed about a Risorgimento led by Leopold II and not by Victor Emanuel, a Risorgimento with Tuscany in charge of unification and not Piedmont. In Florence others wished the same, for example Giovan Pietro Vieusseux and Daniele Manin.A look into Tuscan Risorgimento is in Pasquale Siano, A Firenze letteratura e poesia, in Marcello Vannucci, I Lorena, granduchi di Toscana.
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One More Time is a 1986 memoir by comedian Carol Burnett. It was published by Random House and became a New York Times non-fiction bestseller. Burnett spent her childhood in a Depression-scarred Hollywood neighborhood, where she lived in a dingy single-room apartment with her grandmother, a hypochondriac devoted to Christian Science. The child of alcoholic parents - a mother who fantasized about success in Tinseltown and a father who eventually was committed to a public sanatorium - she constantly daydreamed about a show business career while at the same time realizing the odds of achieving one were very much against her, until a mysterious benefactor financed her move to New York City.
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Such gurukuls were considered by the British to be seditious schools because they fostered pride in Hindu culture and Indian achievements, encouraging the notion that Aryan Indians would overthrow what they regarded as their temporary subjugation to the British. Yashpal later said that during his schooldays he had daydreamed of a time when Indians would reverse the situation to the point of governing their colonial masters in Britain itself. He was bullied by his fellow pupils at the gurukul on account of his poverty, and he left the school when he suffered a prolonged attack of dysentery. Reunited with his mother in Lahore, Yashpal attended middle school there before progressing to high school in Ferozepur Cantonment, where the family had subsequently moved.
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A sign in Suita city, Osaka prefecture, Japan, warns 'Beware of Perverts'. With the sexual revolution of the later twentieth century, much that Freud had argued for became part of a new wide-ranging liberal consensus. At times this might lead to a kind of Panglossian world view where every fetishist has his "fetishera ... for every man who is hung up on shoes, there is a woman ready to cater for and groove with him, and for every man who gets his thrills from hair, there is a woman who gets hers from having her locks raped. Havelock Ellis has many cases of this meeting of the minds: the man who yearns to get pressed on by high heels sooner or later meets the woman who has daydreamed all her life of heel-pressing".
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After the initial success of repelling the nationalist attack, the communist high command became overconfident and daydreamed that within ten days, the communist defenders of Siping would leave the city and annihilate the elite nationalist New 1st Army. On April 28, 1946, the communist high command telegraphed the entire communist force defending the city by praising them for their success in defending Siping and hoped that they would continue their effort for the final victory, turning Siping into another Madrid. Lin Biao was well aware that the communist force at the time was not capable of fighting with the New 1st Army face to face, and telegraphed back on April 29, claiming that it was impossible to annihilate the New 1st Army at Siping, though this elite nationalist force would definitely be annihilated in Northeast China, it was not the time when defending Siping. However, the unscathed large communist force in other areas was quite capable of badly mauling the exhausted New 1st Army after the fierce battles at Siping in an ambush at the favorable terrain and under the cover of darkness and bad weather, and such ambush was planned later on the presumed nationalist attack on Changchun.
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