And I'm not the only bookworm feeling out of sorts.
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It's a lot of still feeling out where everyone's lanes are.
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The girls just started feeling out lies and putting things together.
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Feeling out of place, Ms. Emers found comfort in her son.
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And then you'll carry that feeling out into the real world.
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Yeah, it's hard to tell if he's feeling out politics or not.
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"We didn't want to go through a feeling-out process," Sullivan said.
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In the spring of 2005, feeling out of shape, he started running.
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That left these high-flying car-soccer stars feeling out of their element.
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We're very familiar with feeling out of place, no matter where we go.
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"There's this feeling out there of wanting to send a message," he said.
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"There's a lot of anti-de Blasio feeling out there," Mr. Albanese said.
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Photo: GettyBlackBerry is gradually feeling out its new niche as a veritable patent troll.
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Just work on feeling out when activism would be most impactful online or IRL.
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Spending nearly a full day on a plane can leave passengers feeling out of sorts.
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She's still feeling out the news, but when she tells Toby, he responds with elation.
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So if you're feeling out of the loop about Pokemon, this is how it works.
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That's kind of how I got how I was feeling out without being too emotional.
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I'm feeling out the space, I'm seeing how far I can go in the space.
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Speaking of feeling out of touch with the culture, why do streamers keep using that slur?
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It may also be associated with pathological eating, feeling out of control, remorse, guilt, and shame.
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Bradley Cooper was left feeling out when he was snubbed for a best director Oscar nomination.
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Today, this feeling-out process happens online and is much quicker, resulting in cascading self-affirmation.
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"I had a good feeling out there," she told reporters at the Duty Free Tennis Championships.
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Maybe I'm not singing, "Capitalism sucks the feeling out of life," but the sentiment is there.
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By questioning the Trudeau administration about Canada's points system, Trump seems to be feeling out other options.
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Here are some tactics to keep in mind when feeling out personality fit: Go with your gut.
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Feeling out of place, she told Creative Loafing, she tried to join a sorority to make friends.
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I was always feeling out of place or comparing myself to other girls — not feeling good enough.
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Feeling out of control is never fun, especially when everyone around you wrongly assumes you've never been better.
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My main goal for women is to be able to use cannabis without feeling out of control with food.
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The studio is clearly still feeling out its process in this one, which is good but not yet impeccable.
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Woods also understands the importance of caring for yourself, of laughter, of feeling out the contours of your joy.
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They've been feeling out potential lawyers and could announce an addition or two soon, according to a source familiar.
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Rose admitted feeling out of her comfort zone in the look, asking, "Who am I?" in an Instagram video.
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Having anxiety is essentially feeling out-of-control, so positive superstitions can be a way to get around that.
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No feeling out process, no moving around, just throwing power strikes as soon as Brown tried what he normally does.
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Grant said the partnership is helping Lively "understand which markets to go towards" by feeling out a department store space.
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"I think everyone's feeling out the waters, because nobody knows how to do anything," says LoPiccolo of the VR industry.
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"Being in a chaotic environment and feeling out of control is bad for diets," lead author Dr. Lenny Vartanian added.
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He's a new friend who is feeling out a world that evil bounty hunters didn't want him to survive in.
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You can sense him feeling out the forms as he made them, their tumid sensuality feeding off his immersive eroticism.
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Democrats tend to favor gun rights and oppose abortion, which leaves them feeling out of step with the national party.
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Orange fences lined the run and between them were mostly beginner skiers feeling out the awkward mechanics of the snowplow.
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One day in 2017, Lauren Neuwirth sank into a chair in her university's financial aid office feeling out of options.
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A more surreal setting provides plenty of opportunity to make these puzzles more interesting and distinct, without feeling out of place.
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Because part of anxiety is feeling out of control, it helps to have something like a routine that you can control.
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"There's a wait and see feeling out there," said Ignacio De Mendiguren, vice president of the Chamber of Argentine Clothing Manufacturers.
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After a brief feeling out process, a back-stepping Ngannou sent Arlovski flying through the air with a short right hand.
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But when the developer fails to provide consistent updates, it leaves the backers feeling out of the loop and rightfully angry.
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Google is also still feeling out what these users might want to do in VR, just like every other platform creator.
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That leaves truck drivers like Minnesota-based Chad Childress, who hauls wheat, corn, and other agricultural products, feeling out of options.
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After getting past all those initial feeling-out steps between them, they got into mapping out how to tell this story.
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Trish, who has remained sober for 10 years, turns to self-improvement (namely fight training) to cope with feeling out of control.
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But he must have been feeling out of sorts at the U.N. attending a roundtable on the refugee crisis alongside President Obama.
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You're ultra logical, Aquarius, but you'll be acting from an intuitive place today, "feeling out" what the right thing to do is.
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Over the years, we've enjoyed breaking down musical creations like "Capital Feeling", "Out on Top", "Double Trouble" and "More Than a Team".
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Chinese officials seem to recognize that social media can be a useful tool for feeling out public opinion in times of crisis.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans on Capitol Hill are still feeling out President-elect Donald Trump -- but they're warmly embracing his vice president, Mike Pence.
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I'm going to be honest: I love horror games at any time, but I especially love them when I'm feeling out of sorts.
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At first, the US Army was mainly interested in feeling out the limits of the V-2 for space exploration and military defense.
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Bloomberg points out that Sprint's parent company SoftBank has been feeling out T-Mobile's parent company and is interested in a possible merger.
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But the Moodies have gotten used to feeling out of place these days, even in their own home: Margaret's husband supports the president.
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Though she declines to offer specifics, but she was inspired to seek that feeling out following the loss of someone close to her.
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The indictment alleges that Mesri began his efforts to hack HBO in May 2017, feeling out the network for a way onto its networks.
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He opens up about feeling out of place everywhere he went when he got back, and reflects on how the draft changed his life.
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When you're choreographing, do you have to get people familiar with a certain movement to get them to pull [a feeling] out of themselves?
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"I think he was feeling out what impact I was going to have on the team, and how that might impact him," she said.
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My explorations of the streaming world and encounters with enthusiasts suggest to me that there's not a lot of anti-subtitle feeling out there.
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After a feeling-out first period, Smith started to shine in the early going of the second period as his team found its stride.
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Frankie Muniz doesn't get nervous on movie sets, but the former child star admits to feeling out of his depth in the audition room.
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Feeling out of place, I quickly tore off my bikini top and my husband kicked off his trunks like he'd never considered doing otherwise.
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While Scott's getting drunk and having his ego massaged like a goose about to be turned into foie gras, Zelda's feeling out of her element.
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Happ is still feeling out his way around the clubhouse, having only played with two teammates previously: George Kontos at Northwestern and Walker in Pittsburgh.
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This movie packs in plenty of cinema acrobatics and spectacle without ever feeling out of control, even as it morphs into a far-fetched whodunit.
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As talks progressed, the two nations began developing lists of prisoners each held in its jails, slowly feeling out what the other side would concede.
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Bhatia suggests sipping on ginger tea before or after meals, or you can go for broke and do both if you're really feeling out of sorts.
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The match began as most between storied rivals do, with a feeling out process and a clear signal that the fighters know each other incredibly well.
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Feeling out of place, he asked himself how could he create a contemporary, sophisticated clothing line that would be embraced by fashion lovers around the world.
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Playing as Captain Falcon to Armada's Peach, S2J was on fire and aggressive, feeling out Armada and nailing perfect hits to keep the games relatively even.
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A White House official said the President is feeling out potential candidates only if he decides to replace Kelly, a possibility that remains far from certain.
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"I had a good feeling out there," Clijsters told reporters at her post-match news conference, saying she felt reassured that she could handle Muguruza's pace.
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In doing so, he began feeling out the distinctive tensions between grubby anthropological narratives and serene mechanical simulacra that are so typical of our automated period.
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You're supposed to be exploring and feeling out what's right for you, and you'll be reminded of this on October 25 when Venus clashes with hazy Neptune.
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"I think that most people when they're in their early 20s are still feeling out the fashion industry and figuring out where they fit," Mr. Blasberg said.
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Hide your phone from yourself altogether this Mercury retrograde if you're drinking or feeling out of sorts; the messages you send out of impulsivity will only bring regret.
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And not being productive at work can lead to more stress: shorter deadlines, less time to prepare for meetings or conference calls, and generally feeling out of control.
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You don't need to feel anxious about wearing the wrong thing or feeling out of place, because nobody who goes there is even remotely concerned with appearing cool.
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There's going to be this period of feeling out, and how you doing, and some people who are running Time Warner are going to be gently moved out.
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For some people, being anxious involves feeling out of control of their own bodies, and for others, it might involve feeling extremely claustrophobic (though the symptoms aren't mutually exclusive).
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It adds insult to injury, in a way, when the drug you need to take to stop feeling out of touch with reality is named something as ridiculous Zyprexa.
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Facebook's API was at the center of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and the industry is still feeling out exactly how much users should be trusted with their own data.
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Gorder said she was first diagnosed with Lyme disease nine years ago, and recalled being baffled by a disease that left her feeling out of sync with her body.
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"There's a feeling out there that there's a long-awaited correction, and no one wants to be caught by surprise," Emmanuel Cau, global equity strategist at JP Morgan, said.
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Screenshot: TwitterThe established dommes I talked to emphasized the professionalism of their work, which included feeling out a sub's financial situation, kinks, and limits before engaging in rinse sessions.
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Today's energy is especially frustrating around feeling out of the loop or like you don't have enough time, and you might find yourself having extra, unexpected chores to do.
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Angus maintains the sense of exploration consistent with that band's catalog, but now the exploration seems like he's feeling out the corners of a dark room with zero gravity.
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The difficulty in letting feeling out, explicit in the "Memoirs" and implicit in his exiled heroes and virtual obsession with isolation and loss, underlies the earlier poems' emotional charge.
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I wish I'd found Holden Caulfield when I was an angsty teenager and really needed this character to show me that feeling out of place is actually pretty normal.
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Get the Hiku Shopping Button See Details Take the "I did not need to eat that" feeling out of chicken tenders and fries with the Philips Digital Air Fryer.
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I'm only just about to turn 21 and I can hardly walk the mile from my apartment to campus without feeling out of breath and still craving a smoke.
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There's also still a feeling-out period abroad, as world leaders nervously try to determine which of Trump's more unorthodox proposals were campaign rhetoric and which ones are new policies.
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As a result, she found herself missing out on popular Japanese fashion trends and feeling out of place in school, where she was the only hijabi student in her major.
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One of five siblings, she remembers growing up in an athletic family but feeling out of place in some sports because she chose to dress more modestly than other girls.
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Which, by the way, is not a matter of following rigid rules like "searing for five minutes on each side on this temperature," but more of feeling out each piece.
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They allow mathematicians to start feeling out the behavior of an equation without having to do all the work of finding smooth solutions (which may be impossible to do in practice).
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It's easy to forget that at the end of the day, famous people were once just normal kids in high school, navigating their way around the halls, feeling out of place.
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"I think there's a feeling out there that there's a long awaited correction, and no one wants to be caught by surprise," Emmanuel Cau, global equity strategist at JP Morgan, said.
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What's more, its focus on fostering a mind-body connection can help you overcome that awful post-surgery funk that comes from feeling out-of-touch with your sore, swollen body.
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Vertical Networks began feeling out an idea called "Epic Quit," a show based around leaving your job in an over-the-top way like giving your notice with a marching band.
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Pilates is my go-to activity when I'm having back strain (a common occurrence now that I'm working from home) or feeling out of sorts from a run or difficult workout.
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That's when I did the only thing I knew to do when feeling out of control and overwhelmed by emotions: I went to the NICU bathroom and got high on Oxycontin.
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Within minutes of the party's start, skaters were feeling out its contours, while nonskaters were taking to the cameras on their phones, to show the world that they were near skaters.
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She's feeling out buying them, but Emmit is acting crazy, from the moment he sits down and talks about buying her out to the uncomfortable conversation about his sex tape and wealth.
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Our house was always filled to the ceiling with books, and when I needed a new book to read, I'd wander through the rooms, feeling out what book called to me vibrationally.
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Bryant does her best to ring feeling out of the will-they-should-they plotline, but there isn't much to be done when the explosive scenes we love Annie for never come.
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"I think there&aposs a feeling-out process this year, too, with quite a few different guys in and out of the lineup," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said on the team&aposs website.
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I'd kind of forgotten that, so it was interesting for me to revisit doing it again, from another perspective, rather than feeling out of control, which is how I felt as a teenager.
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Some of the exchanges risked feeling out of place during a time when a lethal virus is sweeping the globe — two men arguing in a television studio as the world around them cracks.
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"The feeling out there among the rank-and-file now is that this project was used as a cash cow for the archdiocese, which has been hemorrhaging money for years now," he said.
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Both teams went through a lengthy feeling-out period to start the game, combining for five shots on goal through the first 10 minutes, a stretch that also included a Minnesota power play.
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Wesley and Angelica both detail their struggles with feeling out of place: Angelica as an evil genius neglected by her parents, and Wesley as a queer black man with a passion for samurai teachings.
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While it's a great day to score some deals and get a jump-start on holiday shopping, it can also be overwhelming and leave you feeling out of control when it comes to spending.
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Cambier explains that the idea came from feeling out of joint when you're a foreigner in another country; that sense of an alien environment where everything becomes a little bit more sharp and hyperreal.
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Allowed to express a bit more depth and character than she did in "Trainwreck" and "Snatched," Schumer plays Renee, who is shown attending an SoulCycle class and feeling out of place alongside fitness fanatics.
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Finding a way to insert a little levity when someone is feeling out of sorts may be just the thing to help everyone hit the reset button and begin again on a better note.
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"This bill is a response to a feeling out in the country about who has power in Washington and who should have power in Washington," said Patrick Burgwinkle, communications director for End Citizens United.
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At one end of the yard, you'll have an entrepreneur conversing with a climate expert from Harvard about her graduate thesis; a local filmmaker will be feeling out a collaboration with an aspiring writer.
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Dude strolled into the ring and it was no contest ... 'cause after feeling out his opponent in the first 18 seconds, Abel unleashed his vicious jab and strong left hook to smother his opponent.
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And here it was two years later after making this public accusation, and she was still feeling out all of the ways in which coming forward had affected her life, for good and ill.
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Hopefully we've got some of those bumps in the road kind of out of the way and just kind of feeling out who we are as a team and I think everything's coming together.
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It is a way of examining the effects of this culture from within it, but, too, it's a way of feeling out the boundaries of McBee's own masculinity and facing his doubts about its limits.
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If the first one or two were Biden getting his sea legs after years of not being a candidate for national office, then he has to have moved beyond that feeling-out period by now.
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"It&aposs a miserable feeling, but we&aposve just got to come back tomorrow and win the game and get this feeling out of our system," Cincinnati manager Bryan Price said after the Monday loss.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde, and you've been feeling out of the loop when it comes to getting the information you need, but today's solar eclipse in Leo will bring you a new perspective.
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After a cautious, feeling out in the first two rounds, the bout blossomed into a fascinating battle with the fighters engaging freely in a thrilling duel to the finish that almost produced another Jacobs' miracle.
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"Emotional eating can become unhealthy if its contributing to negative side effects such as weight gain or loss, poor self-worth, feeling out of control, or problems at work, school, or in relationships," Hollinshead says.
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Through a process of feeling out their virtual surroundings, experimenting with different movements, and learning, the AIs gradually came up with the concept of "walking" on their own and taught themselves how to do it.
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But as with the 2013 Sunnylands, California, meeting between President Barack Obama and Xi, 2017's Mar-a-Lago gathering will largely serve as a feeling-out session for arguably the world's most important geopolitical relationship.
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It's a smart piece of business—WWE gets to promote established names with a short-term commitment while feeling out their connection to fans; the wrestlers get the exposure and credibility a stint with WWE provides.
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The remainder of 2016 will therefore necessitate a feeling-out period, as she will need the U.S. to appear willing to support her, while the U.S. needs to demonstrate its credibility with the new Taiwan government.
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It's something that Vedder would become increasingly taken with as the years passed, always finding ways to drop songs like "Off He Goes" or "Thumbing My Way" into an album without it feeling out of place.
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He said he's been bringing Opportunity Zones up in virtually every meeting, feeling out people like Ben Horowitz of Andreessen Horowitz, who Parker described as "very much up to speed" and studying ways to invest in them.
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Lawmakers are also still feeling out how much of the law they can strip away through the budget "reconciliation" -- a move that would avoid having to get 60 votes in the Senate to break a Democratic filibuster.
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Once again, the Belfast crowd made their own fun through some intricate feeling out periods between the Scot and the Brit, with the same Viking chant that we heard during the heavyweight clash ringing around the arena.
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So it's not surprising that last February, after taking 18 months off to be with her twins Knox and Vivienne, Angelina Jolie arrived on the New York City set of the political thriller Salt feeling out of sorts.
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Betty Shoels, the aunt of murdered student Isaiah Shoels, said her 18-year-old nephew was a fun-loving athlete who was always smiling, despite feeling out of place as one of the school's few African-American students.
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Teenage Randall revealed to his father that he was feeling out of sorts, and that everything was going to be more complicated for him, and they bonded as Jack revealed that he struggled with similar feelings after Vietnam.
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"Confessions," from an album due in November, seesaws between feeling out of place — "This is a place that I call home/But it's not where I am welcome" — yet relying on inner confidence; confidence and grooves, rightly, prevail.
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I've written before that one hope is a president who behaves like a good emperor, who acts to reassure threatened-feeling out-groups in a way that Obama failed to do and Trump is incapable of even attempting.
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Drenched in autotune and accompanied by melancholy keyboard plucks, Vann raps about feeling out of place with his childhood white friends, and McLennon solemnly narrates his conflicts with mental health ("Shit was never sunny, wrists were sort of bloody").
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It's a genre that, with Netflix original To All the Boys I've Loved Before also out this week, is shaping up to be the format of choice for something so new that we're still feeling out what it means.
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But I think almost as much has to be ascribed to the way the world itself has changed around Sunny, and how all involved have proved uniquely well-suited to feeling out those changes, sometimes before they're even evident.
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Allowing thoughts to rush around in your head without vocalizing them can lead us to obsess and find ourselves in a negative spiral, so it's nearly always better to speak about what you're feeling out loud than to ruminate.
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That he is able to pluck that feeling out of the darkness of those Miami nights makes him a classically heroic figure: he knows his limitations, he knows that life is tragic, but he is still willing to dream.
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"Even though a lot of death metal can be passed off on a casual glance, I think it also can help you confront some of these transgressive issues about dying and death and feeling out of place and alienated," Hannum says.
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Fear of childbirth appears to be on the rise, according to studies like Greater Expectations, which found that over a 13 year period there was a hefty increase in women reporting feeling 'out of control', 'detached,' 'helpless' or 'powerless' in birth.
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The tiny room was called the Philosophy Chamber, and it attracted some of the most inventive minds in the United States, when our country was in its formative years, feeling out its independence and still searching for its own narrative.
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After a pensive opening 30 seconds with each man sizing each other up in the obligatory "feeling out" process at the start of any fight, Palhares suddenly dived down to seize the leg of Meek—a tactic which has been successful throughout Toquinho's career.
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The tracks, which THUMP is delighted to premiere today, find the Club Chai co-founder coaxing unexpected registers of feeling out of softer R&B by Mila J and Tink, pairing their work with more exultant, bustling instrumentals in the ballroom and mahraganat genres.
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I work closely with the same core team and we tend to work pretty collaboratively, almost more like a writers room, so a big part of the process early on is just talking out the ideas and feeling out how others respond to it.
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Even Democrats who won't be in tough races in 2018 or 2020 are slowly feeling out the political dilemma they could face in the coming days -- with some refusing to take clear positions on whether they'd back a government funding bill that didn't include DACA.
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Though people broadly aligned with the alt-right now occupy positions of power close to Donald Trump—Bannon, for one—this past week CPAC showed that traditional conservatives were still feeling out how to relate to the more populist views of the president and his supporters.
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Over the years of playing songs in that live environment, feeling out what feels really good to play, and the things that, from an outsider's perspective, may seem like an uncomfortable or intimidating thing to try on recording, has come to feel really comfortable for our band.
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Uncomfortable in Gracie Mansion — he often refers to the mayoral residence as a "hotel," and has complained to aides about feeling out of place in its halls — he can frequently be found in Park Slope, exercising at his old gym and sipping cappuccinos at a beloved cafe.
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It's got hard-hitting pop punk riffs a la Blink, dirty clubs, an obvious sense of feeling out of place where everyone else seems to belong, and of course the classic Blink-182 trope of crashing a party, fucking shit up, and making a space their own. Love.
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Both teams had the typical feeling-out process during the first few minutes of the game, but the Orange took control of the game with a 12-0 run midway through the first half, closing the period on a 23-5 burst to build a 28-10 halftime advantage.
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SNL isn't entirely sure what to make of Sanders just yet, a situation that's not uncommon — the show often (though not always) struggles to make fun of left-leaning politicians, and it is still clearly feeling out what's most amusing about most of the candidates not named Clinton or Trump.
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"I was on a cliff above the beach, I was on the phone with my husband, the sun was coming up and it was kind of an eery feeling out there … In the background I started hearing probably just the worst screams I've ever heard in my life," she said.
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A phrase like "Did the transaction validate your paradigm of consumerism?" can be uttered without feeling out of place because of how the filmmaker sets up his unconventional universe, with Fatma Mohamed (who has acted almost exclusively in Strickland's projects) bringing his fanciful words to life with her best performance to date.
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Over the course of the last half decade or so, the Atkinson and Cantu-Ledesma have established themselves as among the world's best in coaxing feeling out of abstraction, and though Comme Un Seul Narcisse feels pretty much nothing like the former's intimate collagist work or the latter's deprivation-tank drone work.
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It really might just be feeling out ads and enjoying a moment to get some good PR. But by building methods of circumventing Facebook and other advertisers' dirty tactics directly into its products, one could imagine that Apple is quietly trying to kneecap competitors as it dips its toes back into the ad market.
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We're still in the feeling out stage of their sudden and ostensibly flawed on-court relationship, but the chemistry Griffin and Drummond have already showed must feel like a humongous relief for Stan Van Gundy, whose future front office power hinders on his ability as a coach to find ways for them to coexist.
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As the dance progressed, it allowed me to release a lot of my emotions, so I proposed it to the company: If anyone wants to come and dance whatever you're feeling out, we have 30 minutes — let's have that moment so we can leave it in the studio and take our fresh selves to the stage.
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We're emotive creatures; most of us are real comfortable sharing how we feel, and I'm sad for people who can't openly describe what they're feeling or are afraid to share what they're feeling out of fear of being rejected or made fun of, because I just plain don't give a shit what people think about me.
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Bottom line GOP leaders started to lay the groundwork internally to bring a rapid end to the trial if the witness vote is defeated on Friday, feeling out just how amenable the conference is to teeing up a vote to essentially close down the proceedings and move to a final vote on the articles of impeachment immediately after the witness vote, two GOP senators tell me.
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But it was a secret that needed to be shared, considering that I have written a book built around that experience: My fictionalized account of that era is centered on a young woman who is rebelling against a suffocating social circle, craving a more authentic life, when she is suddenly faced with an event so shocking that she longs for the time when feeling out of place was her biggest concern.
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So, against my instincts, I decided to stay dry and when, a few days into the Olympics, it became clear that so many others — Cariocas and tourists alike — were not making the same decision, I stuck with it as a form of self-sanction: a reminder that the negative backbeat leading into an Olympics so often ends up feeling out of tune, as the Olympics start making their own music.
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According to Max Burns, a Democrat contributor to the Daily Beast, millennials seem to be feeling out of touch with Biden, whose "biggest stumbling block" might be his struggle to understand how much millennials are changing "the Democratic Party&aposs DNA,"Biden has previously said younger Democratic voters aren&apost a generation of socialists — but a November 2019 YouGov poll indicates that millennials are opening up to socialism.
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It's a tale of a guy with great instincts feeling out ideas that end up working incredibly well: pushing Mariah to search for one more hit single, which became "We Belong Together"; encouraging Big Boi and Andre 3000 to release their solo albums instead as an Outkast double album, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, with the two lead singles coming out simultaneously; listening to Beyoncé's suggestion he sign Rihanna (he was certain singer Teairra Marie would be the bigger star).
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WHEN I TALK TO OUR COMPANIES, YOU KNOW, THEY LOVE TAX REFORM OUR CLIENT COMPANIES THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT GETTING WORKERS, AND THEY JUST NEED TO KEEP TRAINING PEOPLE FOR THE JOBS THEY HAVE, BUT THAT NEED OF TRAINING PEOPLE MEANS THEIR WAGES ARE RISING COMPANIES LIKE OURS EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE LESS PEOPLE, THE PEOPLE -- THE SALARIES AND WAGES HAVE RISEN 6-7% EVERY YEAR FOR THE BROAD PART OF OUR TEAMMATE BASE, THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE FEELING OUT THAT.
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Plus, if you're going to focus on the downsides of booking your own tour, you should also keep the dreamy stuff in mind: feeling out where your fanbase is (maybe you'll play to three glassy eyed cynics in Paris who are too cool to clap but sell out a 300-person venue in Lisbon), making new music industry contacts, enjoying a holiday where you might actually break even, and possibly even experiencing the only thing more sought-after than adoring fans and some cool music label guy who's in love with your sound: Fun, you guys.
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