A 'fidgety' man and sympathetic neighbors Sharon Hall told CNN she noticed a "fidgety" person Wednesday in her Newport neighborhood, not far from the Ohio-Kentucky border.
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It's pure fidgety caprice that puts the country in danger.
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I'm pretty fidgety, so I like keeping my hands occupied.
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Symptoms of ADHD can include inattention, fidgety behavior and impulsivity.
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Now I feel fidgety for asking you the same questions.
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If you're the fidgety type, press it to your heart's content.
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"Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics" 17 Dan Harris (Random/Spiegel & Grau) 10.
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The mirrored walls turned a few fidgety bellhops into an uncomfortable army.
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They will most likely turn you into a fidgety, high-stress mess.
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When we finally do get to sleep, it's often fidgety and disturbed.
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Songs like the fidgety, minute-long "Comme des Garçons" end too soon.
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In its fidgety reticence, Be the Cowboy is even less conventionally cathartic.
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My father was inscrutable; my mother, fidgety and itching to beach comb.
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Lawyers are taking note of anyone acting strange, agitated or particularly fidgety.
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It's anxious, fidgety music, as electronically splintered as the 21st-century attention span.
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And I could not pay attention because I was way fidgety and impatient.
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It was because he was acting "erratic" and "fidgety," the sergeant's report said.
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"You actually go outside in these things?" asks a fidgety Wolverine (Hugh Jackman).
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Yet, wearing dingy clothes and moving with fidgety nervousness, he conveys Wozzeck's insecurity.
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Soon, chords slip out of focus, phrases turn fidgety, lines become curiously repetitive.
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The was poised to open higher Wednesday, after closing lower Tuesday, in fidgety trading.
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If you're naturally a fidgety person and eye contact makes you uncomfortable, get over it.
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Fidgety Lush fans should keep their fingers crossed — or try their best to, at least.
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He looked fidgety, Schwartz recalls, 'like a kindergartner who can't sit still in a classroom.
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Grace Ambrose, content coordinator of Maximum Rocknroll magazine, knows more about fidgety punk than most.
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And now they've shared "Twinkle," a fidgety reflection on someone you can't stop thinking about.
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This "smart typewriter" is meant to be a distraction-free keyboard that helps fidgety writers focus.
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Throughout previous days and through Friday morning, some jurors grew fidgety or slouched in their chairs.
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They practiced their own puzzles and borrowed others and spun them constantly in their fidgety fingers.
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The music is fidgety and full of harmonic shifts, run through with two-against-three rhythms.
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This restless, fantastical music shifts from bursts of fidgety runs to fleeting passages of searching lyricism.
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One of the babies was getting fidgety, and the sisters had seen most of the store.
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I'm a fidgety person and need something to occupy my brain or else I get antsy.
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Over all, the music is crucial, by turns pensive and fidgety, solemnly harmonic and skittishly diffuse.
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Methodical and mercurial, Gehr's Serene Velocity warps a prosaic university hallway into a fidgety, indomitable, uncertain entranceway.
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In a way, as Mr. Sachs suggested, the orchestra needles the violin with fidgety jabs and riffs.
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The viewer is invited to imagine that perhaps, in time, Brown will acquire Ryder's fidgety charms, too.
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Jones gives the original some twitchy energy with fidgety drums, an impatient melodic refrain, and optimistic bells.
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Pitchers are fidgety creatures, constantly tugging and swiping and scratching their caps, their sleeves, their skin, something.
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There are stretches of misty orchestral sonorities in which fidgety figurations get batted around over dense harmonies.
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And with her fidgety physical gestures and darting eyes, Ms. Opolais conveys the character's restlessness and pining.
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There's that fidgety quality of him checking his Tinder when there's a beautiful lake right next to him.
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As you probably already know, three cups of coffee is enough to make most people anxious and fidgety.
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He's an upbeat, if fidgety, presence in the room, with a puppy-dog spirit, all nods and smiles.
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Also, women were 19% more likely than men were to "get fidgety with it," as Pornhub puts it.
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" The review castigated Shostakovich's opera as tickling "the perverted taste of the bourgeois with its fidgety, neurotic music.
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I'm fidgety and cannot turn my brain off for more than a 10-minute stretch here and there.
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Or that "Hotel Mumbai," a well-staged model of the form, should leave you feeling fidgety and low?
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In some instances, people were stopped merely for being fidgety, looking over their shoulder, or crossing the street.
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But even when the Elements are sternly chanting, the orchestra is abuzz with restless instruments and fidgety riffs.
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In the first section, "Captive Voices," the orchestra plays a subdued mass of hazy harmonies and fidgety lines.
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But Memorial Day isn't far off, and Mesler is transitioning into downstairs mode, a fidgety and neurotic state.
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And yet a mood of fidgety powerlessness continues to accumulate, like an acid snowfall on our collective mind.
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The program is rigorous, and many dogs don't graduate — a "career change" looms for the fidgety or disobedient.
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The simile fits: flashy, fidgety, hyperactive, Luv Is Rage 2 inhabits a childishly exuberant Day-Glo aesthetic that glimmers.
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It takes all the usual ingredients for presenting an action game, but tosses them into a singularly fidgety whole.
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I found the EM96323 Mark II's speed valuable everywhere, like when I was shooting pictures of my fidgety newborn cousins.
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Try not to get frustrated if you're fidgety or having any other sort of trouble losing yourself to your meditation.
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Even though there's an intermission to break up the four hours, I get extremely fidgety in the last 20 minutes.
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Then it started to rain in the city: an unsettling day of political drama had just reached its fidgety finale.
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Fidgety stirrings in the violin hovered over plush orchestra chords, until those chords splintered into clusters of piercing high tones.
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"Unconditional Love" and "Judas" foreground sweet, ascending/descending choruses while cutting them with warm, scratchy guitar distortion and fidgety drums.
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Looks like we'll have to deal with sticking those little gold-plated cards into frail, fidgety trays for a while longer.
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With trends acting extra fidgety lately — it feels like every childhood fad has risen from the grave — no style is safe.
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Our phones are like cigarettes — something to do when we're anxious, bored or when fidgety fingers need something to fiddle with.
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Support is all handled through the app so managers also won't get a call every time a light bulb gets fidgety.
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She denied any 'bad touches' or any inappropriate behavior by the adults, became very fidgety, and wanted to end the interview.
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Respondents are asked about six negative emotional states: sadness, feeling worthless, being unable to make efforts, nervousness, feeling fidgety and exhaustion.
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Flight Simulator rewarded my curiosity when I got fidgety and hung back patiently when I just wanted to enjoy the atmosphere.
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At first, reflective passages full of poignant melodic turns and blues-tinged, plushly orchestrated harmonies alternate with vibrantly jazzy, fidgety episodes.
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Yet a string of successful English-language productions has jazz hands and fidgety feet working their way into the local parlance.
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Researchers also asked students various questions about their sleep quality and how often they felt healthy, energized, worthless, fidgety, anxious or depressed.
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When in the company of intellectuals or aristocrats, what Ullrich calls his "inferiority complex" was inflamed, and he grew fidgety and irritable.
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Mr. Trump spoke with a low voice, his arms folded tightly during questions about the Russia inquiry as his aides grew fidgety.
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After feeling extremely fidgety, I decide to take a walk to see if there is any good ice cream at the convenience store.
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Brant's restless, fidgety touch and notational approach to description yield a flecked, flickering surface that doesn't allow the viewer's eyes anywhere to rest.
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If you find yourself getting distracted or fidgety through the work or school day, these magnetic balls might be the solution for you.
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As a result, younger kids might grow a bit fidgety while the story (conjured by multiple writers) establishes the groundwork for Christopher's plight.
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Fidgety and fire-tongued, she first rebukes the camera and then relents, though her piercing eyes often point somewhere far beyond the frame.
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Earlier in the program, the lucid violinist Isabelle Faust had performed extracts from a fidgety new concerto by the Argentine composer Oscar Strasnoy.
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As Watts watches that surveillance tape, he puts his hands on his head, and the neighbor later notes that he was acting fidgety.
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There is Perla Marcial, thin and fidgety, who says her teenage son was arrested at work by Veracruz state police, and never seen again.
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What began as a simple spinnable toy that helps people focus, reduce anxiety, and curb fidgety inclinations has grown into a must-have sensation.
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He is tall and fidgety, and he's so abundantly supplied with hyperkinetic professional enthusiasm that his e-mails often arrive in afterthought-laden barrages.
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The fidgety cowbells of "Blood On Me" and the playful dance of strings on "Kora Sings" raise the production to new and interesting heights.
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The very notion of organic teleportation was considered a fool's errand until 2109—technically impossible, owing to the fidget problem: living things are fidgety.
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Lizzie: During the first episode, I assumed the revival's fidgety, meandering style was just a way to quickly familiarize audiences with new subplots and characters.
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This is proof that fidget spinners have made us more fidgety than ever, trying to get our hands on more and more fidget spinner content.
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Both provide stimulus when you're tired and fidgety, and both tend to become mindless tics that fit neatly into rapidly diminishing amounts of free time.
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Still, Mr. Trump appeared fidgety while seated next to his stony Russian counterpart, whom he has repeatedly tried to flatter before meeting him in Helsinki.
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The fidgety music goes through shifting states driven by frenzied riffs, or grumbling low strings, or wailing motifs that seem to call out for attention.
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That leads to a verse with melting synthesizer chords and a fidgety bass line: a sonic equivalent of the murky area between chatting and creepiness.
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From the opening of the first movement, which begins with a thwacked chord that sets off fidgety riffs, the music is continually kinetic and shifting.
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The key is to be confident with your response: maintain good posture and eye contact, watch your tone and don't become fidgety or look uncomfortable.
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In a sequence beginning with a desk-bound office worker's fidgety hands, the viewer is thrown into a "what if" dream of winning it big.
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You are in a relationship with a fidgety flibbertigibbet who can't sit still, who will always be late, who is completely incapable of finding her keys.
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It's a time killer for me so if I'm just standing around feeling fidgety and I've got space I can always whip out a yo-yo.
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When pressed, Mr. Schwartz said, Mr. Trump would grow fidgety, angry and sometimes quit despite the fact that they were ostensibly working together on the book.
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Playing with the virtual toy not only relieves stress, it also serves as a reminder of how frequently our fidgety energy is soothed by our devices.
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Mr. Stevens, a long way from playing the genteel Matthew Crawley in "Downton Abbey," makes David a fidgety jitterbug with a self-protective sense of humor.
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" I looked at him, a fidgety man aching for the primal freedom of a home, and told him, "I can't imagine writing about anything more important.
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But retailers may be stretching the truth when they label these devices as treatments for fidgety behavior, minuscule attention spans, or discomfort in a classroom setting.
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The White House claims it will prevail, assuring a fidgety international community it will deliver on the promises made at the climate meeting in Paris in December.
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Jenny Dearborn remembers as a kid in the 1980s being told to leave class and run laps around her school to burn off her excess, fidgety energy.
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It broke down from there, with the audience sitting in fidgety silence until Jim Ross came to the ring to stand up for his former broadcast partner.
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The included adapter can pair to eight controllers at once, and it offers a fast, easy connection compared to Bluetooth, which can sometimes be fidgety and slow.
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As I continue, asking what else he believes he has learned from his famous father, Asahd grows fidgety and restless, and he soon drifts off to sleep.
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Available from: Netgate For the fidgety types: a lock-pick training kit is a great gift for anyone who wants to learn the fundamentals of lock picking.
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As Miyashiro and the studio engineer discussed ways to restructure "Rising," Joji bounced between his social-media accounts unconsciously, like an ex-smoker with permanently fidgety hands.
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Part of what's great about smoking is getting to leave my desk periodically, and after just a few hours of swapping cigarettes for clementines, I get fidgety.
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His collaborators — Bill Frisell on guitar, Richard Teitelbaum on synthesizer and piano, Ben Street on bass — bring a fidgety eloquence, creating music of dreamlike but restive beauty.
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I love the way she conveys the fidgety nervousness of an adolescent boy about to sing a love song he wrote to the countess he pines over.
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Watch how the fidgety piano sits alongside one of Alma's small rebellions in a scene like this—soundtracked by song "The Hem"—to see what I mean.
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And if chewing ice really is just something you do to pass the time, perhaps you should consider another fidgety hobby that's quieter and better for your teeth.
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"I was forced to see a doctor, and suddenly I have three diseases," Cohen's Southern conservative character tells a fidgety Sanders, seeking to illustrate the evils of Obamacare.
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Sonically, Tinguely's fidgety machines of mechanical disorder produce gratuitous Musique concrete-like noise fields that are sometimes scarcely audible, such as "Trompette" (1962), which rubs and never blows.
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To place the Debussy in context, the pair performed Boulanger's Three Pieces for Cello and Piano, written a year earlier: modest yet beguiling music, especially the fidgety final piece.
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Then, the same synthesizer as before plays a slower and more plaintive melody; derived from disco, its lyrical ache is particularly blatant when juxtaposed against the band's fidgety harshness.
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There was the fidgety left arm of Joe Morgan and the rhythmic motions of Cal Ripken Jr., sliding the bat along his shoulder like the bow of a violin.
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In addition, the ABC News 10% Happier podcast has been downloaded over 10 million times and Harris' follow-up book, Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics, is an NYT best seller.
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During passages of this mercurial, mostly subdued piece, the music shifted from sustained, focused and elemental sonorities, to passages of swaying rhythmic figures and collective bursts of fidgety lines.
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An anxious person identified himself as Timmothy Sharon Hall told CNN she noticed a "fidgety" boy in her Newport neighborhood on Wednesday, not far from the Ohio-Kentucky border.
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Characteristically fidgety with sweaty upper lip, it's a grotesque and funny and slightly unnerving image that chimed with millions, probably because it said something about the excess of the times.
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In this bright, fidgety orchestral version the music hovers somewhere between a perpetual-motion toccata and country-fiddle hoedown, though a pensive middle section alters the mood for a while.
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Built around a synthetic drum loop and a fidgety guitar, it takes Ripe 4 Luv's power pop ideals and roots them more firmly in the 1980s, vocal dramatics and all.
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It's part of the ritual, along with flowers you hope somebody takes home, and music, and the occasional little kid who gets fidgety if the ceremony goes on too long.
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Through their fascinating discography, the crew's released EPs and albums from a who's who of dance music's most uncategorizable and fidgety minds like Axel Boman, Herbert, Ada, Isolee, and Nathan Fake.
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She also wrings appropriately fidgety, raw-nerved performances from Mr. Simpson and Ms. Lupe, while Mr. Oliver is pitch-perfect as the drug rep and as Him's bro-ish best friend.
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CHICAGO — The experimental producer and D.J. Laurel Halo has spent the past eight years building up a reputation as a slippery artist, moving from fidgety techno to conventional songs and back.
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From there, "Here" producer Robokid bumps up the BPM for something more fidgety, leaving saccharine-leaning Virginia producer Alex Ghenea to round things off with a piano-led, peak time remix.
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Gina Rodriguez is a fantastic actress, and her careful choreography of this monologue allows her manic energy to shine: We feel every bit of Jane's trapped, fidgety horror underneath Rodriguez's sunshiny smile.
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It was really fun to use phones like the Vivo Nex S and Oppo Find X, with its motorized cameras, and even the Xiaomi Mi Mix 3, with its fidgety sliding design.
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If you're a frequent credit card user, you're probably used to being wary of who you give your card number to, and may even watch some fidgety cashiers as they handle your plastic.
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First off: Is this actually a fidget spinner, or is it a high-fashion, geometric pendent necklace that just so happens to resemble the now-iconic object favored by the great, fidgety masses?
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The questions asked, for example, how often people felt tired for no reason, how often they felt restless or fidgety, and how frequently they felt so sad that nothing could cheer them up.
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Human hibernation as Klimt's people had developed it was an extreme take on rendering the brains among us comatose though fidgety for small strands of electric tape that kept our muscles from degeneration.
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He re-steals what has already been stolen, and, from that moment—more of an acte gratuit than a spasm of greed—the film grows into a caustic comedy, rife with fidgety questions.
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Pacino did, for three days, then he read it, and then he did the movie, in which he is a fidgety, compulsively-lip-licking work of art, bouncing around his scenes like a racquetball.
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After the House GOP blueprint was released in June, banks and those in the bond community started "to get real fidgety" because the plan eliminated the deduction for businesses' net interest expenses, Greenberg said.
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Some critics and fidgety theatergoers already ask why, if Winnie is merely an extended metaphor for the irrational optimism of mankind, we need a two-hour play, with built-in longueurs, to unpack it.
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She reportedly made then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions cry during another hearing on the Russia investigation, and during the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, her repeated, deliberate questioning made the now-Justice fidgety and red in the face.
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While questioning the 19-year-old, another officer asked his passenger, Conde, to step out of the car for a search because he was acting fidgety and has a history with police, records and video show.
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The song, which exorcised his grief in a torrent of fidgety guitars, frantic beats and haunted vocals, has been streamed more than 103 million times on Spotify, and its video has about 210,220 views on YouTube.
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For the entirety of Jimi "Poster Boy" Manuwa's fight with Corey "The Artist Formerly Known As Beastin' 25/8" Anderson at UFC Fight Night 107, Manuwa's body language was all compression and patience against Anderson's fidgety footwork.
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It also features a motorized floor stand that can move the TV around the room soundlessly at the press of a button — making the TV adjustable to your position if you're fidgety or move around a lot.
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InfiniteJewelryCA Laser Engraved Fidget Spinner Black Tungsten Ring, from $148.49, available at EtsyThis thoughtful ring, the center of which spins 360 degrees to satisfy fidgety fingers, can be personalized in many ways: text, fingerprint, or handwritten engraving.
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"Mass" begins with an intentionally grating Antiphon: "Kyrie eleison," with solo voices singing the Latin words entwined with percussion instruments; the complexity increases over two fidgety minutes, with prerecorded elements played through speakers placed around the hall.
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One video that shows his 17-year-old son, Rowdy, letting loose a horse locked inside a pen as water rises above the fidgety animal's legs has gone viral, reaching 8.9 million views since it was posted Monday.
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Leslie J. Ghize, the executive vice president of Tobe, a consumer culture and creative think tank, believes this ratcheting up of fidgety, tactile design serves as a reality check or antidote to the fakeness of the virtual realm.
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But as she's finally about to press "send," a fidgety Fiona (Anna Martine Freeman) has her own big news to break: She has always known she is a man and now wants to transition and be called Adrian.
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" Young testified that when she met Sciorra after the assault (though it was not clear how much later), her friend was "fidgety and nervous... she seemed like a mess" with "cuts between her legs, on her upper thighs.
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Fidget spinners may be all the rage among small fry these days, but, on a recent evening, at the Cooper Hewitt, one child discovered another fidgety pleasure: the rotating "Spun Chair" (pictured above), designed by Thomas Heatherwick, in 2010.
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His Norman is fidgety but bold and defiant — charismatic, but sometimes a dirtbag, the kind of guy your dad would hate, which would only make you like him more until he let you down and offered another facile excuse.
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It was fun to watch the fidgety Hansel (the mezzo-soprano Tara Erraught) and fretful Gretel (the soprano Lisette Oropesa) trading nonsensical taunts, dancing together and skipping their chores while their parents are off working, like mischievous siblings everywhere.
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As Tim has an epiphany of self-awareness, Mr. Spears dares to envelop these men in rapturous music of almost cinematic lushness, with opulent chords and fidgety inner voices, often floating over droning bass tones and an eerily repetitive inner pulse.
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Later that year, upon landing in the city of Sanya, on Chnia's resort island of Hainan from Xi'an, a fidgety passenger unwilling to suffer through the excruciating disembarkation process went ahead and opened the emergency exit door, engaging the aircraft's inflatable slide.
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The verses often unwind spool-like in the painter's dancerly script, and raise a variety of questions regarding the verbal component of Twombly's work — work that declares nothing beyond itself and its viscerally felt, fidgety elegance, but that nevertheless talks, recites, and references.
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As she shifts in position on the couch, absentmindedly tapping her nails against her phone and then against the fabric of her black velour two-piece tracksuit, her fidgety energy almost acts as a foil to the calm she exudes when she speaks.
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It looks like it was filmed on a flip phone and its eye is never anything less than thoroughly condescending, but it stabbed so aggressively at a fidgety, Facebook-fearing zeitgeist that it managed to coin a new term and become a smash.
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Lively's name is particularly ironic here, since she plays Stephanie -- a recovering addict -- as someone with a fidgety, hollow-eyed deadness inside her, seeking to kill those responsible without any expectation that extracting an eye for an eye will heal her wounded soul.
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After training the fidgety children to sit still in a mock brain scanner, the researchers performed a functional MRI and quantitative MRI scan on each subject and delivered a series of tests to measure how good the subjects were at completing various perceptual tasks.
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Except instead of some gristly murders and a fidgety, hiccupy suspect, this fake docuseries will get to the bottom of a more mundane, if not equally important, mystery: Which one of you sophomore punks drew dicks on the cars in this high school parking lot?
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H.P. Mendoza, who wrote and directed, employs a fidgety camera style and jumpy editing that initially telegraph wackiness, particularly in the early gathering and celebration scenes, which come replete with a search for a green tea Kit-Kat and a Skype call to the Philippines.
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The Moon in Pisces clashes with Mercury in Sagittarius at 11:14 AM, creating a fidgety vibe, and the Moon enters Fire sign Aries at 11:20 AM, at which point we won't be able to stay still any longer—the vibe is passionate and impulsive!
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There was a line to get inside, and, as they waited, she grew fidgety trying to figure out how to tell him what she needed to tell him, but she couldn't, so when the bouncer asked to see her I.D. she just handed it to him.
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Not to mention, we know he's violent (see: him strangling another customer at the Bang Bang Bar.) In episode 6, he takes a whiff of presumably cocaine — this show has always had a fascination with drugs — before a pep talk with a fidgety boss Red (Balthazar Getty).
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Although Crystal offers group excursions at every port, I was fairly certain that most weren't likely to keep a fidgety 13-year-old engaged for long, and so I booked private guides for portions of our journey; we explored on our own the rest of the time.
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Instead, it's a clattering, fidgety journey from the seaside to a bathtub to a raft floating on a body of water on which MC Nelson casually spits over a warm sax and jangling guitar beat, as though that's what we all do when punting down a river.
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So when your name is Philando Castile, and you tell this officer that you're reaching for your wallet, not your registered gun, it's up to your non-trained, regular-citizen ass to make this fidgety professional with a firearm feel at ease even when following directions.
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Beginning with lickety-quick handclaps and a brooding bass line, her song "S P A C E" keeps the instrumentation and beats unforgivingly spare so that the 22-year-old's vocals—layered and looped and swirled like a strands of hair round a fidgety finger—are the central focus.
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The unexpected boon of "Beginners" was that, despite the fidgety surface, and the strewing of flashbacks, what remained with you was a buoyant, composed, and Oscar-winning performance from Christopher Plummer, as a man who comes out, at the age of seventy-five, after the death of his wife.
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"These little gadgets should be called fidget tools, not toys, and they can be part of a successful strategy for managing fidgety behavior if they are introduced as a normal part of the classroom culture," Claire Heffron, a pediatric occupational therapist in Cleveland, recently told the Washington Post.
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Lip gloss might just be the only thing that could make a fidget spinner more attractive to fidgety little people in need of a distraction, because everyone knows that compulsive lip gloss application is basically the grown-up go-to for people who don't know what to do with their hands.
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Just like "FloriDada," the album's first single, the bulk of the songs that make up the band's response to 2012's somewhat critically doubted Centipede Hz are a kaleidoscopic mix of frenetically layered studio tricks, off-kilter atmospheric effects, and vocals that are both fidgety and twee, caffeinated and sugary.
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There's more going on than that, but honestly, not much, as Season 3 seems content to mostly coast on its good graces through the five chapters previewed -- finding humor in Midge performing at a USO show, dealing with fidgety Las Vegas audiences, beatniks, and the squabbling of her in-laws.
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"I've never really been a confident person — I'm super fidgety, I bite my nails, and I'm not good at being center of attention — so it was actually a really big transition for me," the 23-year-old says of deciding to step into the spotlight after writing (and not wanting to share) "Issues" last year.
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Even with that challenge nudged down to "medium," it takes a few circuits of tracks in Tokyo, Brighton, Los Angeles and Barcelona to fully get to grips with not only the various hazards of each track, but also the game's testing, fidgety drift controls—this is no case of holding a shoulder button and skidding with confidence.
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Because of the (initially, anyway) no-risk aspect, it's a lot more relaxing than the latest Team ICO production, The Last Guardian, and players who came to that only to be upset by its fidgety camera and punishing difficulty spikes would do well to keep an eye on Rime when it comes out in late May.
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The video—with nearly 45,000 retweets, almost 99,000 likes, and over 4,240,000 views as of writing—has apparently provoked some divisive reactions on this slice of Japanese Twitter, with some users firmly maintaining that those clam tendrils were still kicking due to sloppy preparation while others insisted that the fidgety sushi is simply proof of Sushiro's commitment to maximum freshness.
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That night in Brooklyn, he walked from spot to spot on the court, hoisting jump shots and corralling rebounds, moving with his odd mix of fidgety energy and grace, so that everything related to game play seems to unfold slowly while anything extraneous — slapping fives with teammates, drumming his feet on the floor as he sits on the bench — moves fitfully.
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During childhood and teenage years, researchers asked parents to rate how often kids exhibited several behaviors that could combine to signal problems, including: being fidgety; destroying or damaging things; fighting or arguing with other kids; not being liked by other kids; worrying about many things; being solitary; being fearful or anxious; missing school; upset in new situations; or a victim or perpetrator of bullying.
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I notice things, like I write when there was a weird, that nobody knew, caucus night in Iowa, when she didn't know what the results were but she had to give a speech, and it was totally awkward, and she straightens her jacket, and I write that it was this fidgety gesture that I almost never saw Hillary do, and so there was, looking back, value in seeing the same thing all the time.
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