I've been daydreaming about it for about ten years actually.
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More likely they're just daydreaming of a place to flee.
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The Moon is in philosophical Sagittarius, so do some daydreaming.
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But if we're daydreaming, we might as well dream big.
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Daydreaming is a sign that you'd like something to change.
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Radiohead: The Secrets Of Daydreaming from Rishi Kaneria on Vimeo.
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"The experience of my films is a little like daydreaming."
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When someone's swinging at you, it's hard to be daydreaming.
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On average, participants reported spending four hours daydreaming every day.
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It's a preparation I've been daydreaming about for a while.
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I spend the rest of the trip munching and daydreaming.
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So I spent six hours a day daydreaming in class.
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Finally, we end today daydreaming about where to travel next.
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Beyond the House of Representatives, Democrats are daydreaming about beating Sen.
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Back in my day… Summers were endless and filled with daydreaming.
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But is that kind of daydreaming actually good for your mind?
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What's the difference between dreams at night and daydreaming and fantasy?
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I never really stopped—it was just daydreaming kind of stuff.
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"That's activated when you're awake but you're daydreaming, imagining," says Lotto.
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Check out the amazing pics all around the place ... commence daydreaming.
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We are sunk deep in daydreaming with all verification healthily forbidden.
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Somer was concerned because his patients said they couldn't stop daydreaming.
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Stop your daydreaming and have sex properly with a living person!
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"Daydreaming (as with reflection) allows the mind to wander," she explains.
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"I was daydreaming about eating lunch on the beach," Pinky says.
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As a child, I coped by daydreaming often, leaving reality behind.
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Daydreaming in fiction: The secret life of Walter Mitty Flavio Menezes, 25, a Brazilian engineering student who moderates a Facebook forum about maladaptive daydreaming, uses SketchUp software to create 3-D models of his many imaginary worlds.
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Democrats daydreaming about toppling Speaker Paul Ryan may have found their champion.
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"#tbt to some serious daydreaming going on here," she captioned the shot.
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I spend the rest of the workday daydreaming about tomorrow morning's coffee.
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"Our childhood has been spent daydreaming about Hogwarts," Hassan Khan told HuffPo.
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You start daydreaming about a trip — or permanent relocation — to Crema, Italy.
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Daydreaming has its benefits, but don't stick your mane in the sand.
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"I've been daydreaming about it since I was in England," he said.
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The lines of pleasure moving across his face suggest he is daydreaming.
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Soon the Raffs began daydreaming about turning their idea into a moneymaker.
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At first glance he looked as if he could be idly daydreaming.
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Thom Yorke opened the set with "Daydreaming" from A Moon Shaped Pool .
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Here, the track ditches jangle for daydreaming synths and simple drum loops.
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I've been daydreaming about quitting for so long and it is finally here!
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Even when you are working, you're daydreaming of being on a beach. Probably.
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How many contestants have been blindsided while daydreaming about their future big move?
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Like many of us, James Corden often finds himself daydreaming about Jake Gyllenhaal.
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We also have eight other great handpicked deals for mid-workweek spring daydreaming.
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This requires some more guesswork on your part (and maybe a little daydreaming?).
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He'd obsess over the Forbes' Billionaires List, one daydreaming of making it big.
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Harvard researchers report this approach decreases daydreaming by 50 percent, improving the result.
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Driver inattention should describe scenarios such as daydreaming, fast food and child supervision.
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Keeping track of the repetitions required unrelenting attention, with no room for daydreaming.
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She added that work has not stopped Turner from daydreaming about her big day.
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We're already daydreaming about the creamy filling bursting onto our tastebuds at first bite.
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I do some sprints while daydreaming about the food I'm going to eat today.
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Our lease ends in August and I've been daydreaming and browsing available houses online.
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And thanks to Zoe Saldana, we all know what else he's daydreaming about eating.
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After years of sparse data and theoretical daydreaming, a solution finally seems within reach.
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For now, we'll be daydreaming of how lit our summers are going to be.
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Within it are various threads exploring the meaning of the band's recent "Daydreaming" video.
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Well, they, frankly, are dickheads—because daydreaming is fun and the real world sucks.
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Or sitting on a tree stump, daydreaming about a new endangered species to shoot?
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In one way or another, he's become the Wes Anderson of lazy, summertime daydreaming.
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Other distractions include eating and drinking, conversing with passengers, looking at scenery or daydreaming.
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I recall experiencing something like withdrawal, daydreaming about past feasts as my stomach grumbled.
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I think I want to order pasta for dinner, so I'm daydreaming about that.
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Having a phone in your pocket means you can always replace daydreaming with Instagram.
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His mother Maye Musk eventually learned this was his way of daydreaming about his inventions.
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Be sure to allow plenty of time for daydreaming about Ryan Gosling in a tux.
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Kind of like when you're daydreaming —it's like entering a half-awake, half-asleep state.
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Daydreaming, mind wandering, night dreaming — you can think of them as all on a spectrum.
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He misses his train stop and is late to work because he's too busy daydreaming.
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That Netflix binge you have been daydreaming about could soon cost you some extra dough.
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In the meantime, we'll be daydreaming about what accidental trends Le Creuset will feature next.
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Gaztambide considers this type of rumination to be the evil, more petty cousin of daydreaming.
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But I digress, this beautiful, romantic scene is actually just Issa daydreaming next to Daniel.
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Best known for Stranger on a Train: Daydreaming and Smoking Around America with Interruptions (21949).
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My parents occasionally talked about selling it, daydreaming about what they'd do with the money.
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Daydreaming and wasted time don't have to be framed as developmental tools; they're just nice.
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We're stubborn, but not hot-headed, and given to daydreaming as long as we can.
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Perhaps one that can befall anybody caught daydreaming for a split second while using bitcoin?
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There are 47 Democratic Senators, most of whom, I guarantee you, are at least daydreaming.
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You're daydreaming about career pursuits as aesthetic Venus harmonizes with Neptune, the planet of beliefs.
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Assume other drivers are not as aware as you are; assume the other guy is daydreaming.
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But talking openly about maladaptive daydreaming has helped her learn to manage her condition, she said.
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It also released a new single, "Daydreaming," along with a video directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.
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McDonald's Italy is offering a new burger that sounds like the invention of a daydreaming stoner.
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On the other hand, Oettingen describes positive thinking as simply daydreaming about the future and fantasizing.
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"Sometimes I catch myself daydreaming about being young again and doing it all over," she said.
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At the same time, I often catch myself daydreaming about being with other than my husband.
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Somerset House staff looks at Nancy Fouts work for 'Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick' at Somerset House.
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When he doesn't seem to be daydreaming he leans his head on his hand and sleeps.
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"Don Quixote" is the story of an errant, daydreaming knight and his faithful servant Sancho Panza.
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My wife was driving and I was doing some daydreaming while looking out the car window.
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"I can only tell you that I'm happier now my daydreaming is in control," she says.
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In the end, that will remain the beautiful problem that Vancouver will have, mayoral daydreaming notwithstanding.
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Instead, I continue watching football while daydreaming what I'm gonna do with my increase in salary.
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ALBANY — The annual Albany ritual known as one-house budgets is the ultimate in legislative daydreaming.
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Daydreaming about that jackpot affords a blissful few minutes while driving your disappointing regular-shaped car.
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Last fall, I started daydreaming about dyeing my raven-black hair a shade of bright, bubblegum pink.
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I'm excited and start researching the restaurant on Instagram, and daydreaming about what I'm going to order.
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I spent much of my time daydreaming about a new, perfect and utterly ''normal'' life in America.
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Sometimes on these walks I listen to headphones, but I prefer to use the time for daydreaming.
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"Burn the Witch" and "Daydreaming" are exemplars of Radioheadisms, but the rest of the album doesn't skimp.
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Meanwhile, Rose believes it is only a matter of time before maladaptive daydreaming enters everyday health conversations.
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But, for all this flirtation and daydreaming, Elizabeth does have a powerful maternal moment in this episode.
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How much of the work you and your team do is that sort of daydreaming and experimenting?
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"I think it's such a female quality, you know, daydreaming and sort of being fluid," she says.
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Back then, I would spend so much time daydreaming about another life, but I didn't understand why.
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"Daydreaming" opens with that most analog of effects, a wavering pitch like a tape slipping off-speed.
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He couldn't bring himself to pay attention, except to his Latin teacher, who punished daydreaming with beatings.
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You have slight annoyances, little moments where you sigh, and periods of daydreaming about a better future.
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Don't plan too much at work today, as you're going to be busy daydreaming (Neptune's favorite activity).
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This is the best way to go from daydreaming about far-off destinations to actually visiting them.
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As something we "already use to fulfill our imaginations," the cloud encourages this daydreaming and imaginative storytelling.
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"Who says that lying's not an art?" she sings while daydreaming as Roxie Hart during a CNN interview.
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You don't stand a chance to remember a new name if you are daydreaming about your weekend plans.
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In fact, it's likely that you already catch yourself daydreaming about packing your bags and exploring the world.
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It had me daydreaming about that time and place long before I ever contemplated a book about it.
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The scale identifies three main factors typical of maladaptive daydreaming: yearning, kinesthesia (a sense of movement) and impairment.
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Marilla agrees, until she comes home to find Anne daydreaming and not taking out Marilla's pie as ordered.
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The series was inspired by Sastrawinata-Lemay's own daydreaming about the intersection of Disney princesses and designer footwear.
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But still, I imagine they're all sitting at their desks right now daydreaming about driving their Model 3.
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Last I checked, daydreaming was still legal in all 50 states, and all those other actions are, too.
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I was daydreaming about my cat in Brooklyn, a borough that I don't find very edgy at all.
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Ms. Gutierrez would find herself daydreaming about the Airbnb the film was shot in, rather than the sex.
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One vivid example is the Polish expression for what we might call daydreaming: to think about blue almonds.
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There are two networks in your brain that work separately: the taskmaster network and the introspective daydreaming network.
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Yet it turns out that now idle daydreaming is slowly giving way to reality, people are a bit uncomfortable.
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Yuan spent those train rides daydreaming about ways he could see his girlfriend without making such a long journey.
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Whether it was continually daydreaming of deep space or begging for baton lessons, it was something we took seriously.
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If you find yourself daydreaming at work and your thoughts turn to a new job, you are not alone.
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When Bowen was younger, she spent her free time doing one of two things: journaling, or daydreaming about journaling.
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He is working to develop a scale for use in maladaptive daydreaming research to advance knowledge of the condition.
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At this point, Sansa is no longer the daydreaming damsel, flattered to have the attention of a twerpy prince.
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"Daydreaming" and "True Love Waits" ripple and twinkle at their edges, completely different songs unfolding just beyond the veil.
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Still, daydreaming of more talented people that should win Emmys for their past contributions is too tempting to ignore.
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I found myself daydreaming about ceviches during every second of the day, no matter how interesting my cases were.
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This could even include the distraction of your mind — commit to no daydreaming, no emails, no phone, no Netflix.
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It's a close reading and conjectural study of Paul Thomas Anderson's recent music video for "Daydreaming," the Radiohead song.
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I know I won't pay attention — I'm ADD — so I'll be daydreaming and miss my place to get out.
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It's an image that's counter to everything they've established about their ever-laid back, ever-daydreaming personalities as duo.
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This month is more about creating vision boards, daydreaming, and brainstorming rather than seeking hard answers or serious planning.
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At first I would sit impatiently, daydreaming on and off as I waited for him to finish his composition.
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Indulgent afternoon daydreaming: a shotgun, my mouth, a bang and my head jerking once, twice, blood on the wall.
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The 2019-2020 NFL season has begun, which means it's time to start daydreaming about the Puppy Bowl again.
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When I study or do my homework without procrastinating I often find myself daydreaming or getting distracted to easily.
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You weren't daydreaming: Two old "Saturday Night Live" favorites returned to the set this weekend in a surprise reincarnation.
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This study is, they say, the first to explore the mental health factors that accompany Maladaptive Daydreaming (MD) over time—and it provides insights into not only what might cause these intense, vivid, extended bouts of daydreaming, but also hints at how to prevent them, or how to stop them in their tracks.
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We're already dropping bikinis, sandals and sunglasses into our online shopping carts and daydreaming of palm trees to sit under.
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If you're among those daydreaming about beating the odds, you should consider how you'd keep your sudden windfall under wraps.
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That way, while everyone else is daydreaming, you can climb up the career ladder and eventually take over the world.
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"Just over here daydreaming about playing Manchester tomorrow… 💕" she captioned a selfie taken while lounging together on a bed.
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More daydreaming takes place on on November 28 as Mercury connects with Neptune, finding you thinking back to November 13.
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When I get home, I dance around the front room daydreaming about the huge tree that will be here soon.
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It is, sadly, just for businesses, so slow your roll before you start daydreaming about what you'll load onto yours.
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The fundamental practice which aids and abets my writing is daydreaming, and I do it as often as I can.
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An ever-increasing number of contractors and full-time employees are working from home — or daydreaming about working from home.
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The actor poked fun at his inevitable future full of daydreaming preteens when he hosted Saturday Night Live in December.
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Plus, what better excuse is there to whip up that margarita pitcher recipe you've been daydreaming about all week long?
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Trulia just provided those of us stuck behind our computer screens for the summer with some top-notch daydreaming material.
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You're in the mood to socialize as the moon enters fire sign Aries, and you're also daydreaming about the future.
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I just trusted the computer, followed its instructions turn by turn and spent my time daydreaming about this and that.
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Meanwhile, I sometimes wonder what vital information I might be missing all the time when daydreaming along with the news.
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Everyone wants to blame texting for distracted driving, but daydreaming and drive-thru coffee may be among the biggest culprits.
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Somewhere along the way, daydreaming about boys throwing rocks at my window didn't seem like such a sustainable priority anymore.
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Warning: They may cause daydreaming and are not meant to be enjoyed while operating a motor vehicle (except on audio).
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Our resident obsessives are following Rachel Lindsay's love journey while daydreaming of a casual summer Saturday at a Madison, Wis.
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After all, don't we all love watching a charming black-and-white movie and daydreaming about a simpler, more dazzling time?
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While they won't be available until March, why not spend the rest of the week daydreaming about these limited-edition releases?
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I do a lot of daydreaming, and thinking about how I can get to a place where I can feel free.
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I quickly forced myself to snap out of it as I started daydreaming about what I could achieve on my own.
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For now, it's all just speculation, excitement, and a lot of daydreaming about Ina Garten's new series Cook Like A Pro.
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If you're sick of your crusty old office, here are some of Australia's best new buildings so you can start daydreaming.
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Saiers said he realized he needed to make a change when he was constantly daydreaming about art in his spare time.
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I was daydreaming, enjoying the silence, when we spotted a woman, only a dozen yards from us, silhouetted against the sun.
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Mercury retrograde is making it tough to push forward; however, some daydreaming won't hurt, and neither will brainstorming about future plans!
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A few weeks later, on May 4, 2017, Alex was daydreaming as his algebra teacher introduced yet another indecipherable math operation.
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And, after reading Mr. Trudeau's notes below, I find myself daydreaming about the kind of puzzles that come next for him.
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"I spent 6 hours a day daydreaming in class, and by 3rd grade I just gave up," she wrote on LinkedIn.
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But instead of daydreaming about opening the scoring against Denmark in Saransk, the 34-year-old Guerrero is consumed with angst.
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Trust your rational brain, and use your creative, whimsical, romantic brain for a vision board or for daydreaming your ideal scenario.
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Spending hours to find the perfect apartment is no better than daydreaming if a landlord throws your application in the trash.
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This is the moment every single kid thinks about when they're in the backyard daydreaming of playing in the major leagues.
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"Daydreaming fosters creativity, let your associations come up with out-of-the box solutions to problems that seem overwhelming," Drancoli says.
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Fair warning: These looks will probably definitely have you daydreaming at your desk until you can finally take your long-awaited PTO.
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And until then, we'll be daydreaming about what "disco stick" glitter and "Holy Fool" eyeliner would look like on our own faces.
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I hung up, daydreaming about what I would do if I suddenly found myself about $7,800 richer, as if by a miracle.
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For all you wannabe Powerball or Mega Millions winners, there are 830 million reasons you can keep daydreaming about hitting pay dirt.
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The most common fantasies were having sex with multiple people (which 17.6% reported daydreaming about) and sex with a famous person (16.5%).
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One scene shows Clara daydreaming of her late father's death at sea, the player slowly walking along its bottom, toward a shipwreck.
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Then she abandoned that plan and started daydreaming with her mother about the two of them making a new life in Florida.
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While a good daydreaming session may seem pretty harmless, it could be the reason why some of us pile on the pounds.
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Make demands to see hard evidence; as idealistic Jupiter squares off with daydreaming Neptune, there's a tendency for reality to be exaggerated.
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" But, he says, "I would not like to see us create [another] dubious category for daydreaming that an individual regards as maladaptive.
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Daydreaming about moving somewhere less populated, maybe to where you can ski in your down time and tap trees for maple syrup?
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While much of the daydreaming about a last-minute entry comes from pro-business Democrats, it is not confined to the wealthy.
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And one more casualty of Apple selling more than a billion phones in a decade's time: daydreaming has become a lost art.
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I remember walking around in my diaper as I went, daydreaming, talking to my imaginary friends, pontificating on the meaning of life.
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Pisces get off on daydreaming and are forever imagining beautiful, borderline cinematic scenarios that they're not actually working to make a reality.
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The goal-oriented network of your brain keeps you vigilant and on-edge, but the daydreaming network is calming, Immordino-Yang says.
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It's still creative, but it requires more focus and less daydreaming — one reason highly creative people tend to exhibit mindfulness and mental wandering.
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Daydreaming has its place, but it's important to develop ways to stay grounded and focused, too, especially for energetically murky days like today.
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I start daydreaming about a snow day tomorrow and getting my hopes up (hey, it's one of the perks of being a teacher!).
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But now that we have UAC to ease the switching between Lightning and USB-C music sources, even daydreaming about it seems silly.
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The reality star posted this photo of her view from the 12-bed, 13-bath villa, writing "Monday daydreaming," alongside the shot. 73.
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" Caitlyn, 210, Kentucky Relationship length: two monthsWaited: 216 months"I knew I was ready when I started daydreaming and fantasizing about doing it.
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S'well is thrilled to have created the perfect accessory for warm, sunny days or for daydreaming about them in the middle of winter.
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Sadly, I had to hop on a plane home the day after, leaving him in the sun, daydreaming of what could have been.
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And when all of that ceased to entertain, what followed next was often a reverie of daydreaming, overwrought journaling, or jags of creativity.
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For now, I'm sticking to daydreaming about the Shake Shack burger, fries, and a milkshake I'll be ordering for lunch on January 19.
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When the film opens, she is daydreaming, picturing herself in a crimson gown on a heath, as the wind blows across her face.
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It was the best, most romantic day of my life, completely worth the wait and exceeding what I'd been daydreaming about for months.
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For decades, they've been risking their lives just so we can look out a clean window when we're daydreaming — and they love it.
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He allows himself a few full chords, then some daydreaming scuttles again, and Mr. Pelt and Mr. Kimbrough return to state the melody.
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Ms. Benton grew up in Central Florida, first in a small town, then in an Orlando suburb, a creative, daydreaming, spotlight-chasing kid.
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If you're daydreaming about how you'd celebrate winning the Mega Millions jackpot, remember that Uncle Sam has a way of crashing the party.
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The patron tried her best to ignore the inevitability of change, taking another sip of her TNT and daydreaming of bringing a bathrobe.
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And no more daydreaming about that perfect stranger from the dance floor, the one with the playful grin, only in town for the night.
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A blond boy who was prone to nose picking and daydreaming had once again let his lunch sit, uneaten, while he talked and giggled.
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It comes from its quirky, idiosyncratic characters: three young girls who often give more thought to confections and daydreaming than to the incoming aliens.
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Daydreaming about what spot I'd like to eat at seemed so much more appealing than tending to all my emails from the day before.
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Surely at one point or another you've been caught daydreaming at school, but in future it might not be a teacher catching you first.
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Fast-forward two weeks and the HGTV star can't stop daydreaming about a certain shade of blue, as revealed in a new Instagram post.
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"Daydreaming" (1973) In case you ever wanted to see Cassidy performing on the tarmac at Heathrow Airport — and why wouldn't you — here's your chance.
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He's over there daydreaming about handing out cigars with 24k gold Empire labels, though he keeps his cool and asks what Anika really wants.
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Some of our messages have even been flirty, and now I'm finding myself daydreaming about hooking up with him the night of the party.
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I started imagining myself, daydreaming, day in and out, how it would be to just, you know, fight on the front, protecting your people.
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That&aposs why we love daydreaming about our beach getaway, imagining how happy we&aposll feel lounging on the sand with a good book.
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But some consumers simply do not care about the math — or perhaps are hypnotized by years of gauzy marketing and the daydreaming it inspires.
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Hank blew the spit out of the release valve in the horn's tubing and smiled over at my dad, who seemed to be daydreaming.
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One result has been a kind of shallowing of our inner life: of time spent wondering, wandering, reading, daydreaming and just thinking things over.
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A little daydreaming, in balance with focus and calm attention, is fab—we just need to make sure escapism doesn't take over our lives.
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Around this time of year, when there's not another holiday weekend in sight on the calendar, many of us are daydreaming about taking a vacation.
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The energy shifts this evening, as the moon connects with Neptune at 7:01 PM, finding us in a creative and daydreaming frame of mind.
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The botany can get thorny, with descriptions of stamens, stigmas and styles (and a rap on the knuckles for readers who were "daydreaming during biology").
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Instead, the public started fantasizing about Aniston striking revenge on Pitt for leaving her, and then daydreaming about the "secret" correspondence happening behind Jolie's back.
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The sculptures on view in White Column's project room feel like the results of a lot of daydreaming by Joe Howe, who is now 87.
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Critical voices Jayne Bigelsen, 45, a maladaptive daydreaming investigator and nonprofit lawyer from New York, said journal editors often frown at research done exclusively online.
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"Regular daydreamers normally daydream about wish fulfilment or real-life scenarios, while those with maladaptive daydreaming focus on fantasy worlds with fictional characters," Bigelsen said.
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A series of break-ups and meltdowns ensue, allowing Miller to highlight the cast's super-powers: Gerwig's winning naiveté; Hawke's daydreaming aloofness; Moore's sturdy timing.
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A series of break-ups and meltdowns ensue, allowing Miller to highlight the cast's super-powers: Gerwig's winning naiveté; Hawke's daydreaming aloofness; Moore's sturdy timing.
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I fast forward into the not-so-distant future, daydreaming about showing him all the shapes that clouds can make if you look long enough.
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Inspired by the Radiohead subreddit threads surrounding "Daydreaming," filmmaker and video essayist Rishi Kaneria dives into the video's various possible meanings in a new video.
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Young girls could do worse than be absorbed by a character who champions creativity, daydreaming, and the power of the imagination — and, you know what?
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This June is for daydreaming and brainstorming; bring a notebook to doodle while you commute instead of mindlessly playing games or scrolling on your phone.
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Each painting features a single frankfurter in a languorous pose — reclining, reading, daydreaming or otherwise passively disporting like a model in a fashion magazine layout.
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But when reports that recently-viral ABC24 newscaster, Natasha Excelby, was removed from the air after being caught daydreaming mid-broadcast, her fellow journalists assembled.
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Sometimes we concentrated on his attitudes and gestures, sometimes daydreaming, looking at the landscapes through the window, we were cast deeply in his creative process.
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I ride back silently daydreaming, trying to process everything, slightly tipsy from all the wine, wondering if I should've just stayed and missed my train.
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The kawaii style and Retsuko's constant daydreaming make for pleasant binging, peppered with stoner chuckles every time she goes all Office Space on the mic.
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The default network is a set of brain regions that activate when people are engaged in spontaneous thinking, such as mind-wandering, daydreaming and imagining.
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She listens to his answering machine message over and over, as if to disappear in some impossible fantasy, like a schoolgirl daydreaming about Davy Jones.
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Instead Marigold attends the "local Comprehensive," where she spends one class period daydreaming about Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy's eyesight in lieu of taking notes.
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What set Edison apart, he notes, were the traits and habits — "contrary thinking, obstinate repetition, daydreaming, delight in difficulty" — that enhanced his God-given intellect.
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" Nicholas Hulbert, 25, London, Britain"It may take as much of a change in mindset, and as much fantastical daydreaming, to escape the climate trap.
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I'd spent a lifetime in the passenger seat, daydreaming and sleeping through scenic drives to the tip of Long Island and the backwoods of Maine.
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There's more sex on this album, or maybe more daydreaming about sex; her songwriting, which describes universal emotional states while avoiding concrete nouns, relishes ambiguity.
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But if you're looking for a buddy to gab with about cosmetic injections — privately or publicly — I'll be right here, probably daydreaming about Angelina Jolie's mouth.
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The tale depicts a young boy who can't stop daydreaming about becoming a mermaid after witnessing three gorgeously dressed women on the subway with his abuela.
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As the weather gets warmer, we can't stop daydreaming about our next tropical vacation and all the cute swimsuits we'll be living in at the beach.
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We spoke to the psychologist who first reported on maladaptive daydreaming, as well as several people who spend hours a day immersed in their own imaginations.
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"We're only talking about significant impairment if daydreaming means staying in your room isolated, engaging in your fantasy life, and that is your life," Somer said.
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There is no better way to get through a grueling workday than by daydreaming about where you would go if you could hop a flight anywhere.
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When I'm not making pictures, I'm either telling stories about pictures I made or daydreaming and planning the stories that will be important to tell next.
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The announcement also came with a new song, "Daydreaming," and its video, a collaboration with the director Paul Thomas Anderson, that is streaming on Radiohead's website.
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They must've been daydreaming about that vacay, 'cause high temps in Aspen over the weekend were hovering around 20 -- which is actually balmy by Cleveland standards.
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When I wasn't daydreaming about being declared mentally unfit and being locked in the attic, I was planning on cornering Nicky Wire in the local library.
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Yellowing grass pushes up through cracks in warped tarmac, and I find myself daydreaming again about the ground ripping open and consuming the whole fucking town.
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When she's not leaving the office to see him or calling a meeting short to have a talk with him, she's daydreaming about their sex life.
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Pictured is a polaroid of the wonderful statue in Kensington Gardens where I have spent many hours daydreaming, a pastime that is never lost, never obsolete.
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The moon in Pisces finds you daydreaming, Aries, but the psychic insights you receive are certainly worth examining as the moon connects with messenger planet Mercury.
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The arrangements are intricate but restrained—low, husky horns; strict drums; a daydreaming underlay of Hammond organ—leaving a surprising amount of space between instrumental layers.
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I remember daydreaming through my Modelling Theory course at university, wondering if there really were soaring skyscrapers in America, with branches of Starbucks in the lobbies.
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That makes it an unlikely habitat for life as we know it on Earth, though there's no harm in daydreaming of Tauntauns or Wampas roaming its wilds.
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In addition to bouts of extreme passion and daydreaming, it may also cause despair, destruction, and lots of tears — both for the characters and for the spectators.
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Beat the Monday-after-a-long-weekend blues by adding these gaming essentials to your cart and start daydreaming about the gamer's paradise you're about to build.
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The Brazilians pegged one back on 22 minutes when Attilio Lombardo – perhaps daydreaming about his impending move to Crystal Palace – put the ball into his own net.
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He was absentmindedly staring into the distance when someone jarred him from his daydreaming and forced him to abdicate his position for the next group of kids.
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We're still stuck inside at our desks, but now we're daydreaming of waterslides, eating way too much Mister Softee's, and going on a long-awaited summer trip.
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Look, I did a lot of daydreaming, and apparently so did Obsidian, because their brand new game, Grounded, is for all the Rick Moranis fans out there.
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While everyone else is still daydreaming about their summer spent at the pool or the beach, you can climb the career ladder like the boss you are.
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You spend a lot of time daydreaming, a lot of time staring at your passengers and mentally putting them in situations with you that would never happen.
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I suspect a lot of daydreaming about anarchy and escape takes place within those three walls, so I make fantasy environments where vegetation is infiltrating those spaces.
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I feel like the more I write here, the more you're all getting uncomfortable with the thought of me actually daydreaming about the prime minister of Canada.
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She told me she's "daydreaming about escaping to outer space" while also wondering if space is "a safe daydream," if any space is safe for Black people.
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We're all daydreaming about those good times when we were together and when we'll finally get to e together when this is over...it's so weirdly fitting.
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Police report that 61% of distracted drivers were daydreaming at the time of a fatal crash, compared with 14% of drivers who were distracted by cellphone use.
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If you fall into the camp of daydreaming of greener career pastures, here's how you can breeze through — and potentially speed up — the process to get there.
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But thousands of others chose to remain online and continue to draw a daily audience of cyber class monitors eager to report daydreaming students and lax teachers.
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In her first-grade class, she was assigned to the lowest reading group, the Blackbirds, and her teacher, Miss Falb, beat her on the palms for daydreaming.
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This month's energy is busy, but it's one that's better for brainstorming and daydreaming than making commitments, due to Jupiter squaring off with Neptune on June 16.
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Maybe you recognized right away that it was all unstable and unpredictable and not for you, while also privately daydreaming about how you might've spent your Bitcoin millions.
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Whether you're going on vacation, or just daydreaming about it, we consulted with our pals at TechBargains to pull together some of the best deals on the web.
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And I am happy, again, daydreaming about some indeterminate future, bonded with the present by the alchemy — which is people, only ever people — holding together the market's walls.
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This kind of isolation prevents you from daydreaming about what you'd do with millions of dollars and forces you to make happy the paying customers you do have.
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While founding his current company eight years ago, Yuan says he thought back to his daydreaming train rides in China and realized his idea had come full circle.
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Friends and family from Pawhuska showed up, and our Mercantile chefs and bakers made a spread of food I'll be daydreaming about for the rest of my life.
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The sculptures on view in the project room feel like the results of a lot of daydreaming by Howe, who is 87 and happens to be developmentally disabled.
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Let's be honest — most of BTS' dedicated fandom, called ARMY, already spend their waking hours daydreaming about what it would be like to manage the Korean group's careers.
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Related: Exploring The Secrets of Radiohead's "Daydreaming" Video 'The Revenant' Official Music Video Is All-Natural [Premiere] Tour Solomon's Temple in Young Magic's New 3D Musical Environment [Premiere]
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Begin your week by daydreaming and inventing new worlds—flashes of otherworldly insight and creative inspiration arrive Monday morning when communication planet Mercury gently harmonizes with dreamy Neptune.
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Sadly for stateside fans, the post tagged Selfridges, a store located in the UK. Though, that hasn't stopped us from daydreaming about what the shop might look like.
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I remember daydreaming about the Phoenix during my priest's sermons or imagining what would happen if I had the telekinesis to lift the church piano off the stage.
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Be like wise Capricorn and take time to catch up on rest, do some daydreaming and brainstorming, and try not get to stressed if success isn't happening overnight.
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"My teacher, who was not very kind, would yell at me in front of the whole class for staring out the window and daydreaming," she told Macon magazine.
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Before the giant ape and the cancan chorus, before the daydreaming misfit and the defiant dancer, before even the dinosaurs and the dragons, first there were the RVs.
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With the Mega Millions jackpot swelling to $340 million for Friday night's drawing, many ticket-holders probably are daydreaming about what they'd do with that kind of money.
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Some studies show that keeping a finely tuned schedule and fostering habits (like taking a 20-minute walk or even daydreaming) can be crucial in bolstering your creativity.
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I was daydreaming recently, searching for a simple response to a question often asked of me — namely, how does my practice as a psychiatrist relate to my historical studies?
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All writers say this, obviously, but I've come to realize that they usually mean the "writing" part: They can't stop daydreaming long enough to put it on the page.
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As *Lady Dynamite *begins, Maria's on the mend but still fragile, and daydreaming of a fantasy-land hair-care commercial in which she's the fearless, empowered center of attention.
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PHILIP ALLOTTProfessor emeritus of international public lawCambridge University Wistful daydreaming that the decision to leave the EU might one day be reversed might bring some comfort to bereaved Remainers.
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Other Republicans have seen the same in Rockwell's idealised paintings, full of roguish boys and pious grandparents, baseball games, kindly policemen, daydreaming adolescents, heroic workers and self-important intellectuals.
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We can't guarantee that you'll get the sunshine you're craving, or even that cold beer you've been daydreaming about since Tuesday morning's commute, but you'll definitely have this record.
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"Research conducted shows that we have a valid disorder that is measurable, that is stable and is unique and can be differentiated very clearly from normal daydreaming," Somer said.
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But it is perhaps not the best time to start daydreaming about setting up a family dynasty somewhere else with a 35 percent field goal shooter as the centerpiece.
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" Ennis says she has been experiencing a "twisted kind of excitement," as she has been daydreaming about dragging her body through an ice fall, "teetering on ladders across traverses.
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It's certainly got us daydreaming about cold beers and warm seas at our desk, and if that isn't proof of music's transformative power then we don't know what is.
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But "El Tigre" (The Tiger) is planning to roar back in Russia and has confessed to daydreaming about the goals he wants to score for the canary-yellow team.
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"I can't tell you how many hours I've spent working at my computer, seeing these pictures and daydreaming about experiencing these places for myself," Levitt said in the video.
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I was into daydreaming that I won Oscars or Grammys, or that I lived a life of hedonism with my idols, or that I dated the hot Power Ranger.
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Compulsions to daydream—or to carry on daydreaming even after many hours have passed— might be addressed using cognitive behavioral approaches developed to address other compulsions, the researchers suggest.
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The variations may seem slight, but summertime — the season that leaves us daydreaming perpetually about beaches, barbecues and brightness — is often, on average, the wettest period of the year.
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Colman revealed she used to work as a cleaner, and while she "loved that job," did spend a fair bit of time daydreaming about this very moment on stage.
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Whether Mr. Shepard is reminiscing about his parents or daydreaming about cherished movies and cars of his youth, he speaks in pungent and ethereal language that remakes our West.
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While Maladaptive Daydreaming is not included in standard mental health diagnostic manuals, there are online communities dedicated to it, and "in recent years it has gradually become evident that daydreaming can evolve into an extreme and maladaptive behavior, up to the point where it turns into a clinically significant condition," write Somer and Nirit Soffer-Dudek at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, in a new paper on the disorder, published in Frontiers in Psychiatry.
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While "Daydreaming" has a beautiful piano riff and intensely thrilling build, Yorke's words are downright mopey and a little lazy — the cliche "past the point of no return" is used.
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Ever since Tesla, Google and Uber put these vehicles on the consumer trend map — as well as beer deliveries — I've been daydreaming of the day I might own one myself.
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I just started playing with it and daydreaming this theme, which was completely unintentional, and that I created after the fact, because I realized these songs worked in these groupings.
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Band Maid's "Daydreaming" kicks like it should, with lead singer Atsumi Saiki's voice never being overpowered by Tōno Kanami's guitar or Hirose Akane's drums — instead getting the balance exactly right.
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"They even comforted me with the possibility of Baoshang becoming a state-owned bank...they're daydreaming," she said, adding she would not let her parents invest in more Baoshang products.
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Joe Deeney, who makes his New York Times crossword debut today, starts things up again by daydreaming about what it would be like if we kept messing with the calendar.
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In an interview published in Sculpture Review, Ms. Lekberg said her creative process included a lot of daydreaming, to tap into ideas and feelings she had not realized were there.
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But only obsessive-compulsive symptoms consistently predicted the intensity and duration of maladaptive daydreaming on the next day, regardless of the levels of obsessive-compulsive symptoms on that following day.
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Now that we (hopefully) have you daydreaming about pizza — perhaps before you've even had breakfast — allow us to further whet your appetite with a lesson on our city's signature food.
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One of the few constants on my middle-school classroom bulletin board over the years has been Maira Kalman's New Yorker cover featuring the Institute for Advanced Study of Daydreaming.
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According to Immordino-Yang, certain regions of the brain's core use more oxygen and glucose when daydreaming than the same-sized unit of leg muscle uses when running a marathon.
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When I got home, passing through the grim hallway and toward the bedside table on which I placed my new purchase, I caught myself daydreaming of my Monstera's forthcoming adult foliage.
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When the sun starts to stick around just a little bit longer, it's only natural to start daydreaming about the promise of hot summer days — and endless opportunities to wear sandals.
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Wish Lister shoppers are the modern-day equivalent of window shoppers — the ever-daydreaming, forever-Pinterest-pinning type of shoppers who browse, browse and browse some more, but never actually buy.
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You can stop daydreaming about a Big Little Lies-style plot twist in which Reese Witherspoon's ex-husband marries a young and hip singer who annoys the hell out of her.
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I'll just be taking the necessary precautions to keep her toned torso the hell away from my timeline and daydreaming about freedom from the shackles of hotness, whenever it may come.
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"Sometimes when kids look like they're daydreaming, it's because they are, and we can't allow that possibility," Moskowitz wrote a few years ago, in an editorial for the Wall Street Journal .
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And before anyone chimes in with "Errr, the catalogue numbers are in the description," please remember that it's Friday afternoon and we're too busy daydreaming about Guinness to do any googling.
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While daydreaming about physics one morning, he inadvertently accepted a patent for a new version of the Swiss telephone directory, in which people were listed not alphabetically but according to height.
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The default mode network is most likely to light up when we're "mind wandering" — a term for what people often experience while daydreaming in the shower or waiting for a train.
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This summer, instead of simply daydreaming about that ideal hot-weather getaway while sitting inside our freezing-cold cubicles, we can actually make the trip happen by renting a beach-front Airbnb.
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"At first, we were just daydreaming about a rustic cabin with rustic bunks and a fireplace, and then we ended up buying two old danky docks that were falling apart," he said.
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You can make a board for all the goals you want in your life with the pictures on it, and that's great, daydreaming is wonderful, but you can never plan your future.
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Native New Yorker Jeremy Lyman was processing loans for a mortgage company while daydreaming about what it would be like to get paid to hang out in a coffee shop all day.
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I'm constantly daydreaming of being whisked off to the French Riviera, but for the foreseeable future, my heavy-handed pour of cabernet is the closest I'll ever get to Aix-en-Provence.
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Looking at beautiful hotel rooms online is our favorite way to virtually escape: For some reason, photos of marble baths, king-sized beds, and towering chandeliers feel like the perfect daydreaming vessel.
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Maladaptive daydreaming is a psychological concept in which excessive fantasy activity can replace human interaction and interfere with vital everyday tasks, according to a 2016 study by an international team of researchers.
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We really want to make sure that sentiment is intertwined in the core of the film, whether it was in the production, like archival materials, or Marsha having various moments of daydreaming.
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In the meantime, we'll be daydreaming about landing on chunks of frozen chocolate doughnut as we spoon through a pint and hoping that this flavor one day ends up on store shelves.
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After about three minutes and 18 seconds of straightforward, daydreaming pop, she says, "Break," and the bottom falls out, leaving just the keyboard and percussion, and a new, primal energy takes over.
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Finally, do read this Emily Nunn travel story in Outside, about a trip to Primland, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, and set yourself to daydreaming about the summer to come.
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With a catalogue as expansive as Radiohead's, it's no surprise that the two-hour setlists for each night had no more than three crossover tracks—those being "Daydreaming", "Ful Stop", and "Bloom".
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"I couldn't have gotten there without those years of daydreaming," she said on LinkedIn, adding that the bullying gave her increased empathy and kindness for others, which made her a better leader.
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"If you're daydreaming and you're off in your own little land, and then all of a sudden you realize you're not paying attention, you also realize that visually you're not focused," she says.
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An end to this heatwave is long overdue, and while we're nowhere near ready to strap on chunky winter boots, we do find ourselves daydreaming of cozy knits and re-embracing our denim.
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Daydreaming at my "28 Days Left" counter on my desk, I'm Cate Martel with a quick recap of what you missed this morning -- and what's on tap for the rest of the day.
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I'd grown up in that same town in the 1980s and had spent hours waiting in the back seat of my parents' station wagon, windows open, reading or daydreaming, while they ran errands.
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It was 2011, The Weeknd's House of Balloons had come out a few months earlier, and I was listening to it while daydreaming—blissfully, vividly—about cheating on my boyfriend of two years.
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" If you spend all of your alone time excessively daydreaming about what it'd be like to not be alone, you may be, as he suggests, "fantasizing because you're too anxious to actually do it.
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"Wouldn't it Be Nice" has an equally cinematic introduction, wordlessly depicting the reverie of youth before being rudely interrupted by a loud whack, like a teacher's ruler on the desk of a daydreaming student.
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Weirdly, I find myself daydreaming of the day I can dye my arches again (though I know I shouldn't make a habit of it if I want to keep my hair from falling out).
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Ever since we found out that Kourtney Kardashian makes her own almond milk, we've been daydreaming about a life where we too have the delicious staple freshly-made in our own homes every morning.
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She got through that terrifying week by remembering songs she liked, daydreaming of foods she'd get to eat after she was found, and drinking some fresh water that dripped from the cliffs, she wrote.
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Given these folks' daydreaming tendencies, it's no surprise that people high in openness report having more sex fantasies (and, as I've found in my own research, they have more sexual fantasies about almost everything).
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It's good, because earworms are examples of spontaneous cognition — thoughts we entertain despite their relevance to the task at hand, like daydreaming or mind wandering, which have been associated with better planning and creativity.
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There, but out of sight, was my lodging for the night, a diminutive cabin I had been daydreaming about since the year before, when I'd profiled its Mexico City-based architect, Aranza de Ariño.
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For his second destination in a yearlong journey, our 52 Places Traveler landed on the Pacific Coast of Panama and found himself daydreaming about being swallowed up by the little town of Santa Catalina.
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"Zal and I were always kind of secretive about protecting it, because we'd spent so long just daydreaming all the story mathematics and plotting out the riddles of the world," Marling said in the interview.
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In that frenzy of deciding between the little Gucci dress or the little Gucci dress, we also take micro-breaks, finding ourselves daydreaming about what the girls are up to: Is Sporty practicing her backflips?
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On the spring equinox, on March 20, you'll find yourself daydreaming about future plans and goals; when Mercury enters Aries on March 21, that's when communication and connection with cool people will really ramp up.
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Playlist: "Paranoid Android" / "Karma Police" / "Fake Plastic Trees" / "There There" / "15 Step" / "My Iron Lung" / "Daydreaming" / "Lotus Flower" / "No Surprises" / "Exit Music (for a Film)" Apple Music | Spotify Did we mention that Radiohead fucking shreds?
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Those are three spots on our annual list of 52 Places to Go, the perfect starting point for daydreaming about where to travel next — and you can click around to learn more about each location.
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On Pro Basketball LOS ANGELES — At the midpoint of the N.B.A. season, Kyle Kuzma was daydreaming about something the Lakers have yet to unveil: a small-ball lineup with LeBron James manning the center position.
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There are places I have lived for years and never had a home, and there are those places where I lived for only a few weeks or months and sometimes still find myself daydreaming about.
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After a whirlwind week in which Radiohead wiped their social media channels and released two new songs—"Burn the Witch" and "Daydreaming"—today the band finally released their long-awaited ninth album, A Moon Shaped Pool.
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If one knows when a seemingly checked-out student is daydreaming — according to Irving, a potentially beneficial wandering of the mind — or obsessing on a negative thought, teachers could allow them to explore or intercede appropriately.
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Sat in an office on an industrial estate, wondering where it all went wrong, praying for the sweet release of 5.30, already daydreaming about the washing you're going to catch up on when you get home.
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And, though she loves cashing in her deals to go on hilarious swamp tours with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, perhaps her favorite part of browsing deals is daydreaming about the adventures she could take.
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It's about mid-way through March, which means many of us are spending more and more time daydreaming about spring, and our favorite things that come along with warmer weather like sundresses, rosé, and cold brew.
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Filmmaker Pascal Teixeira, who directed the clip, was kind enough to divulge some of the backstory: "On a hot Summer afternoon, Gaspard and I were in Xavier's kitchen, collectively daydreaming about washing a car," he said.
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Dr. Srini Pillay, CEO of NeuroBusiness Group and author of "Tinker Dabble Doodle Try: Unlocking the Power of the Unfocused Mind, " suggests that entrepreneurs periodically schedule time for "conscious daydreaming" to promote mental health and focus.
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If you spend a lot of your summer daydreaming about when and where you'll get to dip your toes in the ocean (and what you'll get to eat right afterwards), you might just agree with her.
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But, if you still find yourself occasionally daydreaming about that perfect Parisian garden wedding, so far out of the realm of budgetary possibility that it jolts you back into consciousness, we may just have your fix.
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Fans of The Witcher 3, sprawling RPGs, and dystopian fiction were disappointed to see the promise of the ambitious game, which they've been daydreaming about since it was first announced in 20773, slip out of reach.
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Then, at the start of last week the band vanished from social media, falling silent in the loudest way possible, before dropping two new tracks in "Burn The Witch" and "Daydreaming," both accompanied by magnificent videos.
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Under the brutal noonday sun, when I, along with seemingly everyone else in town, retreated to a hammock in a spot of shade, I found myself daydreaming about being swallowed up by this little town too.
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So I decided to stop daydreaming and reached out to his management team, expressed my regrets and told them that I have a very unique suggestion about how to honor Bob, his life, his art and legacy.
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One night, I lay in bed daydreaming about a vacation when something clicked: If this really was stress-related—like that first doctor told me—I wasn't going to get better maintaining the stressful lifestyle I was.
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For most of us, moments of inspiration come when we're daydreaming in the shower, or when an apple falls out of a tree and hits us on the head (or doesn't—it in fact fell near Newton).
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Early this morning, Starbucks announced that it has added a brand new Frappuccino to its menu, and though we've just made it to the end of August's very first week, the new drink has us daydreaming about fall.
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Click here to view original GIFImage by Jim CookeIf you're daydreaming about buying a home or need to lower the payment on the one you already have, you might pay a visit to the Quicken Loans mortgage calculator.
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The band opened with "Daydreaming" from last year's "A Moon Shaped Pool", followed by "Lucky", the first of a host of "OK Computer" tracks that included "Exit Music (For a Film)", "Let Down", "Paranoid Android" and "Karma Police".
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The whole city went tits-up almost overnight; foreclosures were doled out a lot faster than good hands, and by early 2010 unemployment jumped to a near-unthinkable 14%, which kind of put the brakes on the daydreaming.
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The video for the title track—a late song-of-the-summer contender featuring Travis Scott, Quavo, and Camila Cabello—has finally arrived, weaving a narrative of childhood innocence and daydreaming with the song's inevitable incitement to dance.
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It was a fitting ending; like the rest of the set, "See You Again" finds Tyler alone in his own head, daydreaming and fantasizing about the world around him, painting brightly-hued vistas of What Could Have Been.
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Last night, even The Late Show with Stephen Colbert dedicated a segment of its opening to tease Samsung, splicing it in between talk of Elon Musk daydreaming of living in the Matrix and Donald Trump being Donald Trump.
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If you can't help but crave for your fix of stalactites and stalagmites while daydreaming at your desk, or perhaps on the bus, you can now explore the caves of South Australia with 360 degree virtual reality video.
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And when their less-experienced cohorts start wheezing or looking bent and broken (some people even barf), the front-row riders are usually still at ease, as if they're daydreaming or receiving some kind of deep-tissue massage.
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He tends to watch Swansea with a sort of bemused look on his face, occasionally throwing out a weak hand gesture, quietly watching the clock and daydreaming about going home and making himself a delicious pasta bake for one.
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Perhaps the most striking example of Ayala's artistic collisions is the work Mr. Lonely, a smiling figure, modeled after the Devil, who stands behind prison bars daydreaming of a loved one who can be seen just over his shoulder.
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She says she used to struggle with the condition herself, and although she has had it under control since her 20s, her experiences help her understand how maladaptive daydreaming differs from normative daydreams, both in style and in content.
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"I was the wild, little daydreaming mess, a Tasmanian devil, and she was always the responsible one, a straight-A student," says Ms. Lee, who identifies with Kristen Bell's clear-as-a-bell Anna, not Idina Menzel's mysterious Elsa.
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" Mr. Yorke, 47, and his partner of 23 years, Rachel Owen, separated last year, releasing a statement that the parting was "perfectly amicable"; at the end of "Daydreaming," Mr. Yorke's voice is played in reverse, repeating "Half my life.
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Jane, a daydreaming adolescent obsessed with the Oregon Trail video game, retreats from the mortifications of the present day into an imagined world in which she, her sister and a cute classmate drive a covered wagon toward the coast.faultlinetheatre.
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Jane, a daydreaming adolescent obsessed with the "Oregon Trail" video game, retreats from the mortifications of the present day into an imagined world in which she, her sister and a cute classmate drive a covered wagon toward the coast.faultlinetheatre.
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To add more to the excitement, they've released a new video for their track "Daydreaming," and it features some all star direction from Paul Thomas Anderson, featuring Thom Yorke wandering through various landscapes, maybe just looking for a bathroom?
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"Watashi-no maru ('my circles') will extend out of the picture, not only to the wall and ceiling, but to the road and the car," Onoda once wrote, daydreaming about the power of his favorite, inexhaustible art-making motif.
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"When you find yourself daydreaming at work more and more about winning the lottery or dream vacations rather than focusing on your goals or demonstrating concern for your company's goals and well-being, it's time to book a trip," Kerr says.
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The official trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming features shots of a fresh-faced Tom Holland daydreaming his way through high school mashed up with our Spandex-clad hero foiling crime with the kind of casual humor all good superheroes should possess.
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He said most psychologists will be able to help people struggling with their imagination without the need to diagnose them with a unique disorder that might instead make them anxious about what a "normal" amount or type of daydreaming might be.
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Creative benefits While the debate continues on whether maladaptive daydreaming needs more attention, both Bigelsen and Somer want to highlight that the ability to engage in vivid daydreams is not the problem; it's the extent to which it affects people.
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I remember daydreaming about being Prince as I listened to the 1985 hit on my Discman some 20 years later; I dreamt of riding my motorcycle up to my crush and sweeping her off her feet — just like he did.
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Thus, if our goal is to reduce the risk of the memory coming to mind, we are better off getting as far away as possible—physically and mentally—from the original event, perhaps by daydreaming about a far-off vacation.
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Dillon co-wrote "Marina Del Rey," an early hit that upended listeners' expectations of Strait: it was distinctly unrustic, a piano ballad about a man on an airplane, daydreaming about the woman he left behind on a Los Angeles beach.
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He said one particularly intriguing finding was that hypnotized subjects showed decreased interaction between a region deep in the brain that is active in self-reflection and daydreaming and areas of the prefrontal cortex involved in planning and executing tasks.
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This setup, which ends with Lenny daydreaming of Homer frying their opponents with a laser gun, passes with such sublime efficiency that you don't even notice how it's easing you into a full-tilt collapse of sitcom tropes, structure, and form.
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Pete Gillen, a Brooklyn native and former coach at Xavier, Providence and Virginia, caught himself daydreaming when he brought up Smith's name on CBS late Sunday night, chuckling quietly as he reminisced about the names from the playgrounds of his youth.
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But since it's summer, I am daydreaming about walking through the city with my girlfriend, holding hands, seeing shows, seeing something truly surprising — beautiful, sexy, subversive, tacky, gross, exciting, or bad — and then having drinks with friends to talk it through.
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Traveling north on 219th Avenue toward 30th Street, you'd have to be daydreaming not to spot Ms. Leigh's "Brick House," a 16-foot bust of a black woman with cornrow braids and a torso resembling a type of African clay house.
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For the post-holiday travel-minded with sights set on a trip to South Korea or for those daydreaming of Denmark now that the holidays are over, Google just made booking your flights – and pretty much your entire trip – way easier.
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Whether you're daydreaming out the window of your flight back home after a long time away or finally reaching the clearing at the end of a strenuous hike, there's nothing quite like the reflective, one-with-the-world feeling of elevation.
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Less than eight months later, California's very junior senator has emerged as the latest iteration of a bipartisan archetype: the Great Freshman Hope, a telegenic object of daydreaming projection — justified or not — for a party adrift and removed from executive power.
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Inside what appears to be a playroom stocked with other fluffy animals and another giant panda, the toddler glances upward past the camera lens for the photo, as if he's daydreaming — or trying to hold the perfect pose for his mom.
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At their core, a healthy amount of daydreaming and reflection enable memory consolidation, and they allow non-linear connections to form, which both help our ability to break down and target issues and look at them through a new lens.
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This book-length essay about aimless walks in Weimar-era Berlin, like Paris Peasant, replicates the arbitrariness of a city, describing encountered shops and objects, and mapping connections among simultaneous activities — walking, looking, thinking, joking, free associating, daydreaming and composing.
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But it's the opening I'm most obsessed with—specifically the bit at 0:47 when Kevin Abstract basically drools the words as if he's so caught up in daydreaming about someone he can barely remove himself from his own head.
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Why We Tried It: If you've seen a Star Wars film (and I hope you've seen all of them — yes, all of them), then you've probably also caught yourself daydreaming about coming toe-to-toe with stormtroopers or flying on an X-Wing.
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So, if you're re-watching in preparation for the revival, and you've found yourself daydreaming about buying a house in Stars Hollow and living among the quirky and sometimes meddlesome residents, here's how much you'd have to fork over to move in.
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Following a meeting for the Sandpiper case, Jimmy and Kim smoke in the familiar HHM parking lot, daydreaming about Jimmy's new life — where should Jimmy move in order to be halfway between his work in Santa Fe and Kim's life in Albuquerque?
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We spend our time daydreaming about tropical trips that just never come to be, escaping to the beach or lake whenever possible and comforting ourselves with the knowledge that at least we can always look like we're somewhere thousands of miles away.
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In the hours I wasn't playing, I often found myself daydreaming about the locations I visited in Karnaca — not about how to complete the missions, but about the city itself, as if remembering a some foreign locale to which I'd actually been.
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Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter, Detroit techno second-waver Carl Craig, and post-minimalist composer Max Richter are some of the big-name contributors participating in Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick, a multimedia exhibition of works influenced by the cinema icon and his vast portfolio.
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He told me that he's always had a nerdy passion for science, and while his real estate empire and brokerage operations are firmly rooted to the ground with cement and bricks, he is always daydreaming about future possibilities in technology and physics.
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Despite the thoughtful moments of office tedium that originally led Phillips to make these works, she doesn't have as much time for daydreaming anymore because she's busy making new work for upcoming exhibitions from the plethora of reused printed materials she's collected.
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In his best-known book, The Poetics of Space, he wrote: If I were asked to name the chief benefit of the house, I should say: the house shelters daydreaming, the house protects the dreamer, the house allows one to dream in peace.
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I'm still like this: Still buying hardcover books with no discount, still daydreaming about what I'm going to spend my 401(k) on when I withdraw it early, because who are we kidding, I'm not trying to live to 65, are you nuts?
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But in the short term, it's also giving Democrats hope of taking back the House — something they had no business even daydreaming of until recently — in the face of a mountain of evidence still showing they have no chance of doing so.
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I don't know about you, but ever since I started watching Riverdale, I've probably logged what would add up to be over a dozen hours daydreaming about how it might feel to make-out with Cole Sprouse or even more intriguing, the fictional Jughead Jones.
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So here's a peek behind the curtain before the release of their ninth studio album (due Sunday May 8 according to an announcement this morning alongside another new song called "Daydreaming"), ten of the Radiohead's very best non-album songs, recounted in chronological order.
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On the August afternoon that a white supremacist drove a car through a crowd of peaceful protestors in Charlottesville, Virginia, I was perched on a bar stool in a café near my home, sipping a glass of rosé while reading a novel and daydreaming.
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But realizing that the city of LA was much, much different from what I had hoped finally freed me from daydreaming about an alternative timeline in which a blonder, tanner, more outdoorsy version of myself was living her best life on the West Coast.
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I planned to use the time off to travel to places I'd always dreamed of going — namely Arizona, Hawaii, Japan, Korea, and Italy — and spent weeks figuring out logistics, booking flights and stays, and daydreaming up the perfect outfits for each scene I'd encounter.
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"I have a feeling that 'Daydreaming' holds more secrets than we will ever get to the bottom of," he says at one point, in all seriousness, and whether or not you buy the idea, you have to admit that it wasn't for lack of trying.
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From dusk to dawn, you can find me drawing a portrait of Sade, rearranging furniture, drafting a business plan for a food truck that doubles as a dollar van, or daydreaming about which neighborhood venues could be modified if the Olympics were held in Brooklyn.
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Radiator Hospital's best-known songs, like "Cut Your Bangs" and "Our Song," were recorded by a quartet, but with the new album, "Music for Daydreaming," the project has been dialed back, honoring its roots as the solo endeavor of the singer-songwriter Sam Cook-Parrott.
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Perhaps for this reason I wish she had gone more deeply into her brief discussion of what she calls "mindless pleasures" — daydreaming, rolling a piece of chalk between one's fingers, lining up paper clips — and taken more seriously their relation to what we call art.
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And even though vacation clothing tends to be small (shorts and bathing suits take up a lot less space than sweaters and pants), the need for options ends up undoing any mental editing and outfit-planning that happened while daydreaming in that last pre-vacation board meeting.
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Coupled with chance of disaster before even leaving the planet, you run a high risk of developing cardiovascular disease from weightlessness and space radiation — just one of the many factors you probably didn't think about when you were a kid, daydreaming about stepping onto the moon.
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And despite all the hormone-fueled posturing and bragging over sexual conquests and salacious daydreaming we did among the fraternity of boys, I never heard anything like what came out of Trump's mouth, not even from desperate, frustrated, sexually confused teenagers just coming into their chest hair.
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The album was "basically written in the van," which is partly how it got its name—the band was on tour and Lane was daydreaming about how great it would be to have a big truck named the Highway Queen to follow that little white line with.
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" According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 10 percent of fatal crashes and 18 percent of crashes that caused injuries in 2014 were reported to involve drivers distracted by activities including eating, smoking, adjusting the radio or air-conditioning, or being "lost in thought/daydreaming.
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Finishing up with "Daydreaming in the Projects," and "Very Much Money," from 2014's Dark Comedy, Mike Eagle isn't just telling the story of the children of where the Robert Taylor Homes once stood, but supporting a message that children across inner cities can still dream, too.
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Hours of daydreaming led me to the website of the Irish Landmark Trust, a nonprofit organization that restores and maintains historic properties in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, often in states of severe disrepair, and rents them to the public as comfortable vacation homes.
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Here, I can recharge my batteries with hikes along the magnificent foot path that follows the protected Deux Caps littoral and lazy afternoons on my balcony, reading or just staring out at the topaz waters of the English Channel and daydreaming while I anticipate my next meal.
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Curiously though, the current puzzle idea came about when I wasn't actively seeking candidates for a word ladder; the concept 1A + 44A + 78A was mentioned on the news one day, and the daydreaming half of my brain immediately noticed how easily 1A could transform to 44A.
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While those pastel shades might have been nice from March to May, come June you'll catch us daydreaming about bright blue liner that reminds of us of the ocean (and Lupita Nyong'o), pink eyeshadow that makes those eyes pop, and yes, on our most daring days: green eye makeup.
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It's long been established that the internet loves daydreaming about fucking human-ish evildoers like Venom and Pennywise, the clown from IT. Since it's the holidays, the horny online masses are taking a break from supernatural murderers and instead fixating on the furry green ass cheeks of the Grinch.
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I started daydreaming about how the moonlight trickled in while he played me his jazz records, how he chuckled and buried his face in his hands after I explained my odd internships, and how he held up a picture of his family and described each of his brothers.
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The answer here refers to a Shakespeare quote that's catchy as heck, as I'm finding, for "clean food" cookbooks, the headlines of diet articles, even in garden seed catalogs (which I've been getting by the linear foot and daydreaming over, under my blankets and dogs, on the sofa).
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I got to the point of daydreaming so deeply, dreams empty of any content, that I began to think myself some astral walker, present but on a different plane, and when people spoke to me it often took me long seconds before I could remember how to speak.
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And with (almost) all of our favorite TV and film stars all hanging out in one room, enjoying plenty of champagne and each other's company, naturally it didn't take long for us to start daydreaming about which nominees we'd most like to hang out with on Hollywood's wildest night, Jan.
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They stare and stare and Angel knows she gotta say something to fill the silence, and because she's daydreaming, it's almost like she can feel the words dangling from the tips of her fingers, but they can never travel to the tip of her tongue and come out of her mouth.
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From the fashion to the dancing to the sets, the fast-paced, impressive video will take you all the way back to the early '00s when Normani was just a young girl daydreaming about being a music star while watching BET's 106 & Park in her grandma's house in New Orleans.
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Whether it's the work of pining over the inevitable kiss in the snowfall during the Lifetime movie you just watched or the fact that you've found yourself in your hometown and bored as hell: If you're feeling frisky this holiday season, chances are good the person you've been daydreaming about is too.
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When I find myself daydreaming of products that I wish existed and actually worked for me, a texture spray that smells amazing, doesn't leave a weird, sticky residue behind, and gives my clean hair a three-day-unwashed look without any of the associated greasiness is on the top of the list.
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Backed with remixes from Scratcha DVA, Tom Blip and Contours, it's got us daydreaming about disposable barbecues and underdone sausages and cans in the park and tennis and 99s and the smell of suncream on flesh and pink-hued tower blocks squinting into the dusk and grass-burns and boating lakes and dew.
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The people who are raising funds to create these wild ideas, the people who are trying to execute on them, the people who live in and have to move around in cities, the media that cover all of this — all of us could stand to benefit from daydreaming a little bit less.
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If you've got a little more time, or just want to start daydreaming about cooking this coming weekend, check out John Willoughby's ode to the country-style pork rib and his accompanying recipes: one for braised country-style pork ribs with chipotle; the other for pork stew with pears and sweet potatoes.
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Apple Puts 'Walkie Talkie' iPhone Project on Hold — The Information It is very hard to read this nice scoop by Aaron Tilley at The Information and not spend the next four hours daydreaming about the possibility (and perils) of fully mesh-networked internet that obviates the need for gigantic internet service providers.
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Intimate scenes of the three lying in bed together, daydreaming about the family they're trying to make, intercut with the equally intimate but more uncomfortable shots of Rachel helping her niece inject herself with endless hormones, starkly highlight how this nontraditional family is trying to achieve the most traditional of endeavors: making a baby.
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Many have speculated that the record is, at least in part, a meditation on the dissolution of the 47-year-old songwriter's 23-year-long relationship with the artist Rachel Owen (supported in part by the backmasked conclusion of "Daydreaming" that runs "Half of my life/half of my life" if you play it backwards).
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The state of Apple's semi-withdrawal from the professional grade computer market even has some die-hard Mac fans daydreaming about the idea of bringing back operating system licensing so that some other company can put in the time and effort needed to build Mac compatible workstations without Cupertino needing to worry about it.
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" When asked if there were plans for the album to be available on Spotify in the near future, a representative said, "Radiohead's new singles 'Burn The Witch' and 'Daydreaming' are already available on Spotify, and we look forward to making the rest of A Moon Shaped Pool available on Spotify as soon as we can.
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As I've been working on modern-day ecstasy stories, I've caught myself daydreaming about what it was like to be part of the scene back in the heyday of raving, and I ended up speaking with two sources who worked together as part of a major ecstasy ring in the United States during the 90s.
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The new material was presaged by a mysterious darkening of the band's social media presence, and the Paul Thomas Anderson helmed video for early highlight "Daydreaming" that surfaced days later features bandleader Thom Yorke trudging determinedly through warehouses, beaches, and other people's houses to come to rest sprawled out by a fire inside a snowy mountainside cave.
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He begins fantasizing about his life with this attractive woman who seems receptive to his presence, a life that includes this three-frame sequence in which he is washing his car (license plate: GRONK) with the woman and her equally attractive and receptive friends: Unfortunately for Gronk, while he is daydreaming, the woman is still talking to him.
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What I had a knack for was daydreaming, and I couldn't wait to be old enough to wear dresses like the ones my grandmother sold, to twirl in front of a mirror and have Sherrie tailor something sublime to my body so that I, too, could float around like a lady in a movie at a ball.
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I was constantly daydreaming about working somewhere that had a real impact on the world, at a company where people were excited to come into work and passionate about solving problems, a company that had an HR department, a company where my manager wouldn't say inappropriate things to me and joke about reading my personal text messages.
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"I'd been idly obsessing over slapstick and comedic violence and how it relates to manipulation or utilization of the figure, and had was daydreaming of ways that I could deform, fragment, or otherwise wield some of the surreal figures I'd been creating over the last year or so in a more performative, musical way," Rolfes tells The Creators Project.
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Here, with her own illustrations, are some of Jane's favorite bookstores outside of the US. If opening a bookstore doesn't already sound romantic enough, imagine opening one on the Greek island of Santorini, modeling it after Shakespeare and Company, employing and housing itinerant travelers and writers, and all the while daydreaming about the days when your children will run it.
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Step One: Get Out of Your HeadJust as I often wonder what it'd be like to walk through my apartment without stepping on a roommate or a girlfriend, once you live alone, you might spend much of your downtime daydreaming about what the next stage of your life will be—filling that empty space with a spouse, kids, and maybe a heavyset Frenchie.
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In their final group game, the footballing representatives of this low-populated but regularly-pissed island nation impressively soaked up the pressure from an Austrian team growing ever more desperate by the second, seeing their Dark Horse pre-comp billing slipping through their fingers like so much dust that collects in the corner of your eyes while you're daydreaming about Doing a Denmark.
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NADINE is the project of Nadia Hullett of the similarly daydreaming collective Phantom Posse (which happens to count Makonnen as a member) along with Julian Fader and Carlos Hernandez, both of whom hail from the Brooklyn band Ava Luna, who along with their labelmates in Twin Sister, have spent the last few years conjuring a germinal form of this lounge-influenced pop music.
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It only occurred to me once I was back in Sacramento, daydreaming in chemistry class, that despite the awe that consumed me as I laid eyes on the castle villa and listened to rousing tales of '60s Rome, I never asked my great-uncle why he came, or how he managed to plant his flag so deep in soil so far from all he knew.
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This is an album—from former members of Smith Westerns and Unknown Mortal Orchestra—made for wandering, with tracks like "No Woman" and "Golden Days" evoking that feeling of whimsical daydreaming in which you find yourself cruising down an open highway in a big truck below a bright blue sky lit by a bright yellow sun—yet the escapist sound is laced with melancholy.
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You could give me the pymetrics test; you could give me an assignment; you could ask me to do a role-play; you could get me to meet the big bosses, boss — there was nothing I wasn't ready for because determination woke me up from my comfortable daydreaming and made me understand what it would take to rise again from the ashes of unemployment.
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Voted one of the 10 best pubs in the world a few years back —albeit by a committee that seem to have forgotten that the actual best pub in the world is the Marquis of Granby at exactly five past eleven on a Friday night in May— the Old Forge is the perfect place for that in-your-head quiet pint you start daydreaming about every day at 2pm.
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"It's kinda ironic," he smirks, "I spent high school just daydreaming about being in a band, and doing really bad, and then when the opportunity came to play in a band, I went back to school to be in high school again as a teacher…" He cringes at the idea of any of his students knowing of his band life, though, more than happy to keep the worlds as separate as possible.
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Walser (1878–1956), whose stories appeared in the 2009 VICE Fiction issue, was known for his walking and his very beautiful, very short stories from the point of view of seemingly unremarkable characters such as the butler-in-training of his 1909 masterpiece Jakob von Gunten and the daydreaming bank employee of 1914's memorable "Helbling's Story," both of which were informed by Walser's own experiences, bouncing from job to job to support himself as he wrote.
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My time is fully and vitally occupied with sleep, with daydreaming, with doing business and writing friends and family on email, with reading, with writing poetry, with writing prose, with thinking, with forgetting, with embroidering, with cooking and eating a meal and cleaning up the kitchen, with meeting friends, with talking with my husband, with going out to shop for groceries, with walking if I can walk and traveling if we are traveling, with watching a movie sometimes, with lying down for an afternoon rest with a volume of Krazy Kat to read and my own slightly crazy cat occupying the region between my upper thighs and mid-calves, where he arranges himself and goes instantly and deeply to sleep.
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Which means that, at least until those Redditors get bored, a quick search for "idiot" will continue to turn up gems like this one, a portrait of the president losing control of his carefully coiffed hair helmet: Or this one, which finds the president in a more pensive attitude, perhaps daydreaming about exterminating the world's sharks, or who he'll decide to pardon next: Further down the page, the results begin to get increasingly strange, culminating in an image of Trump furiously scowling at an x-ray of a skull with a pile of shit for a brain: It's a fitting way to troll Trump, a master insult comic who dishes out so many sick burns, his nicknames for his enemies have their own Wikipedia page: "Crazy" Joe Biden, "Low Energy" Jeb Bush, "Lyin'" Ted Cruz—the list goes on.
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