You're leaning back with your core as you pull the handle bar to your stomach, or you're pushing out with the foot pedals while leaning back.
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"There's always pain," Karathattya said, leaning back on his bed.
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"We've been waiting for you," McBride said, leaning back expectantly.
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His upper body is leaning back slightly, away from her.
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Jimmie sits on the floor leaning back against the couch.
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Leaning back in her chair, she conjured up a familiar vision.
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"This game is baseball," he said, leaning back on the couch.
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"Why are you touching me?" she exclaims, leaning back into her car.
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Then he began to laugh, leaning back and almost falling off the barstool.
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If someone's leaning back and relaxed, they probably feel powerful and in control.
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Is one of them leaning back in disbelief at something the other said?
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They're just lounging around, leaning back against the rocky outcroppings of this deserted island.
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"We got our ass busted," a nonplussed Lowry said leaning back at the podium.
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Then they started aggressively leaning back on the table, pushing against the book displays.
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Monzo CEO Tom Blomfield perches himself on a chair, leaning back on it playfully.
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One woman, leaning back to take a photograph, tripped and fell against a barricade.
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"My men, they don't got my position," he says leaning back against a parked car.
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"Well, that's an exaggeration," he said, while leaning back in a chair in his study.
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"Glitch" finds the audience leaning back and looking up to see a morphing, hallucinatory world.
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The video made public Wednesday shows Cruz hunched over at times, leaning back at others.
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So leaning back on Ugly Organ, it was nice to have a glimmer of hope.
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Pulling alongside the Jeep, I saw that the man was leaning back in his seat.
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" Leaning back in the sunlight, he smiles and says, "Oh, no, I don't think so.
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The clerk, who may have been in his 50s, was leaning back in his chair.
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Leaning slightly forward makes the Swagtron go forward and leaning back makes it go back.
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"I'm not feeling well," Jeb said, leaning back against the couch and closing his eyes.
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There are long stretches where I was just leaning back, watching this real-time movie unfold.
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"Y'all have a nice weekend," he said, leaning back on a railing as the doors closed.
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"That reminds me of home," Coon said with a sigh, leaning back into a director's chair.
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We started off with basic stretches aided by the hammock, like leaning forward and leaning back.
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I was walking by our drill sergeant's desk, where he sat, leaning back in his chair.
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There was a picture of her mother, leaning back in a rocking chair, safe and content.
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"It's all on there," CEO Jeff Binder tells me, leaning back into the sofa with a grin.
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Dreyer, leaning back in his well-lit chair, talked bemusedly about some of the communications they receive.
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In the photo, the 25-year-old is leaning back and placing her hands on her stomach.
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He is leaning back to study the image, mimicking how a viewer might approach Coll's own work.
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For the most part though, Rockhold was leaning back and looking to swing with very little effect.
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Mr. Rajan, leaning back in his chair and laughing at times during the interview, disputed that claim.
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His signature move is popping a wheelie, then leaning back and covering his face with both hands.
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Stewart, leaning back in his seat, steered with one hand out toward the parking lot, then stopped.
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Soon the patient and I were leaning back, listening to the plucked strings accompanying Ms. Caudill's voice.
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They mounted adjoining one-rope swings attached to the infrastructure, leaning back into the sweep for momentum.
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The other person is leaning back, giving them all these cues but they don't pick them up.
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I looked around the salon, and everyone else was leaning back in their chairs enjoying the same thing.
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Leaning back, his arms out to the sides, he talked about how Picasso had failed as a father.
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Leaning back, she glances at the camera while showing off her fit frame in a curve-hugging pink bikini.
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One partner kneels, leaning back against the other, who is fingering them and/or stimulating their clit from behind.
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After all, today we are checking our smart phones one minute, leaning back and contemplating the world another minute.
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"I'm my own guy and that's my priority," he said, leaning back on a bench in his shirt sleeves.
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He rested a foot on a filing cabinet, leaning back, while Sanjay surveyed the screen in front of them.
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It ends with the woman leaning back on one of the man's hands so that she seems to hover.
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One migrant man sat on the concrete, leaning back in a corner of the metal fencing away from the others.
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" Leaning back in his chair at The Nomad, Zimmern admits that he, like many of us, is "a lotus eater.
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"I'm not into therapy," he said while leaning back in the restaurant booth, his lanky arm rested atop his head.
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Leaning back, Kardashian West, 38, glanced at the camera while showing off her fit frame in a curve-hugging pink bikini.
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The revealing photo shows him leaning back with his best 'smize' as he holds one leg up comfortably on the bench.
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T-Mobile's ability to combine that spectrum with other offerings is why Legere is leaning back and ripping apart his rivals.
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Mr. Odom chose instead to sit behind the desk, leaning back, with his feet up on the surface, like a boss.
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"You might feel like you're being overorganized, but this is how I do things," Murnane said, leaning back in a chair.
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One ancient Greek coin on view in the ArtAncient booth shows the god Dionysius drunk, leaning back unsteadily atop a donkey.
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"I'm fairly philosophical about it," Marr says, leaning back into the squashy leather sofa we're sharing under the rows of framed records.
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He sat at a black table for 15 minutes, holding a microphone in his left hand, casually leaning back in his chair.
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We sat in a little triangle, my husband sitting stiffly and my boyfriend leaning back as if to give us more room.
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Emily Hoffman stood nearby with her head tilted to one side, leaning back at a slight angle in a posture of surrender.
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As he listened to the judge tighten his speech restrictions, Stone closed his eyes, leaning back with his head in his hands.
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He and Mr. Conley are imagining it as an "intergenerational community," he said one evening, leaning back on the Modern Elder veranda.
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Behaviors you think are no big deal (leaning back in your desk chair) or ones that are totally explainable (leaving at 6 p.m.
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"I can see you leaning back a bit -- can you turn profile for me?" the trainer asks Combs, Mirror's vice president of fitness.
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Swift's video, which takes place on her bed, features her cat Olivia Benson leaning back on its hind legs and raising its paws.
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The Rehab Addict star posted an Instagram on Thursday of herself breastfeeding son Harper, 2½, while leaning back to get her eyebrows shaped.
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"IT'S ALL PART of a grand manoeuvre," says a mobile-phone credit vendor leaning back in his chair and puffing on a cigarette.
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"This is the most fun I've ever had losing a game," Cousins said, leaning back in a chair in the Pelicans' locker room.
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"It's the first McLuhanesque presidency," he said, finally, leaning back in a chair on the parlor floor of his residence here on Thursday.
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Without control of the jabbing battle, Nasukawa went to leaning back, wide-swinging check hooks each time Suakim jabbed in along the ropes.
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Leaning back from the kitchen table, his pipe, Tommy gun and Colt pistol his props, Mr Moeller sets out his plans for the trip.
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Lawson sat at his desk, facing the door, leaning back with his boots on the desk, coffee in hand as he studied some form.
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Leaning back in his chair, spinning the basketball on the floor, he began running through the lines: B eecher : Food here's fuckin' gross, man.
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Leaning back in his seat, the DJ remarks that the Carl Cox stage at Ultra this year is huge in both scale and significance.
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I leaned in on him and I invaded his personal space—and then some—to the point he was leaning back on his chair.
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That fight showcased Ali at his most audacious in the ring, leaning back on the ropes and deflecting or dodging blow after blow from Foreman.
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"I know it is a difficult task, and I decided to accept the challenge anyway," Mr. Sirisena said, leaning back in a white upholstered chair.
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Some were leaning back, getting a shampoo at the sinks in the shelter's barbershop, where a striped lit-up barber's pole spun outside the door.
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Richard Shelby, meanwhile, spent much of the trial leaning back in his chair, eyes fixed on the speaker, without even a notebook on his desk.
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In the image, Dream is leaning back on the counter with her arms behind her back while cocking her hip and staring straight at the camera.
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Another study, published back in 2006, actually found that leaning back at a 135 degree angle is one of the best ways to prevent back pain.
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A woman in the passenger seat holds the camera, which shows a bloodied man leaning back in the driver's next to her and gasping for breath.
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Lorch sat a bit sideways on his chair, leaning back with his hand a loose fist on his forehead, as if he were bracing for impact.
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"It was his first movie, too," she recalled, leaning back on a sofa, below a framed photograph of her great-grandfather in his Union Army uniform.
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The feature, which launches today, is designed to encourage users to "'lea[n] in' to the experience instead of just 'leaning back,' " according to the company.
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We spent a while building up to "inversions," which involved leaning back in the hammock and looping our legs through in the style of aerial silks.
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The "Morning Show" actress shared two pictures to Instagram, with one showing her awkwardly leaning back into the seat of her ride to the SAG Awards.
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"There won't be a single vote in my village for Modi," Mr. Malik said, folding his arms across his chest and leaning back in his chair.
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"WE ELOPED!" she wrote on Instagram alongside a breathtakingly beautiful photo of the singer leaning back into her husband's arms while sharing a kiss on the lips.
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"I use photo editing apps to modify my pictures because I see a photograph as a virtual drawing of myself," she says, leaning back on her chair.
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"It may appear disjointed, the sort of bodies of work, but I think they can hang side by side comfortably," he says, leaning back in his chair.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A woman sits leaning back into the arms of a man, her shirt pulled up just slightly over a pregnant stomach.
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"The characters that mean the most to me are the ones that damn near kill me," he said, leaning back into a sidewalk bench on Foster Avenue.
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He popularized the technique of leaning back over the side of the boat from his knees — almost parallel with the water — to add power, stability and speed.
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His most famous piece, titled "The Prisoner," depicted a man on his knees, leaning back, hands bound to his ankles, face twisted with grief, eyes searching the sky.
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I pulled tighter, closing my eyes, leaning back to do it, and then jerked forward when our dog Chuckhead brushed my bare back with his mangy, matted coat.
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Woods defended the strategy of "leaning in as our competitors are leaning back," saying the best time to buy into projects is not when everyone else is active.
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Brown admits that this suggestion sounds a bit silly, but says that leaning back during any kind of in-person interaction conveys that you're not interested or don't care.
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"The picture was never an official picture," the prosecutor says, leaning back in his chair behind a large wooden desk and puffing on the stub of a thin cigar.
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Mostly, leaning back as the chair rubs my neck, I'm looking up at the sky, and I come to notice that the quality of the light is frankly perfect.
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He's leaning back in his chair and squeezing the top of his nose, in a visible display of exhaustion—a position he stays in for the hour we're together.
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Again, with the one, two, pull we see from Diaz, he often does that when he's leaning back, and that will leave him open to a lot of body shots.
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Imagine, if you will, a coach that tells you you're putting a foot too far forward or back during a layup or launching too late, or leaning back too far.
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Leaning back on her heels and drilling them into the floor, she nearly fell, which read less as a mistake than as a testament to the force behind her movement.
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He spent our interviews leaning back in his chair, his arms folded and legs crossed, tossing off answers to my questions as if it were a day at the beach.
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He struck his familiar pose, called To Di World, leaning back, cocking an elbow and pointing his index fingers skyward as if launching an arrow or a bolt of lightning.
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"I had a chance to work in some amazing times, during the rise of Soviet television," he said, leaning back into a pleather couch in the corner of the bar.
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It's not totally original: midway through, I remember leaning back in my chair and whispering, "Ohhh, so it's like Harsh Realm set inside Reign of Fire!" to no one in particular.
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We think of Flipagram as a short, really powerful object that can get people from leaning back in your chair to leaning forward and then the link is the next step.
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They were joined by Jimmy Song, a Bitcoin developer and true believer, who was wearing a pink shirt and a cowboy hat and leaning back in his chair with performative insouciance.
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One tester found that the sofa was much more comfortable than it looked, and another tester was impressed by the lean of the couch, which made it convenient for leaning back.
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The rifle appears unusually long, and Oswald seems to be leaning back into space at an unrealistic angle; in this photograph, but not in others, he has a strangely narrow chin.
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Leaning back to make the grab, he misjudged the angle by just enough that the ball shot off his glove like a greased pig, suspending the ball right over his chest.
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In "Black White Forward," a tall black and white panel with beige brush strokes and tacky surfaces leaning back like Rodin's "Balzac," the exemplary colors of mechanical reproduction feel curiously concrete.
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No airline forbids using the recliner button, and you're not the worst person in the world if you're trying to make that flight just a little bit more comfortable by leaning back.
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Throughout the video for "Shut Up Kiss Me," she shifts from one attitudinal pose to another — seated calmly with chin jutting out, leaning back on a bar stool, astride a vintage Mercedes.
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Leaning back in his chair, he greets me with a warm smile and introduces me to his wife Sharmeela, as well as his elementary school-aged daughter, who sweetly shakes my hand.
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" Price had much the same thought: "When hitters are that hot," he said, leaning back in his chair, "you just kind of make a pitch, and hope they hit it at somebody.
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Last summer, I was reading one of my interchangeable brain-candy British thrillers in my in-laws' bedroom, leaning back in the off-white leather easy chair, when I looked to my right.
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Leaning back in my recliner, I gaze upward at the ethereal reds, greens, and blues arcing across the sky, wavering like alien signals, an extraterrestrial message that we don't know how to decode.
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But his inability to restrain Trump proved an asset to Clinton, who spent much of the time leaning back and smiling to herself, knowing that her opponent was weaving his own hanging rope.
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Trump perceives himself, rightly, as under political siege due to the Russia investigation, so he's leaning back into codependency with the political forces that are most likely to provide him with mutual support.
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Here, we're given access to the drawing process itself — the dance of a "divine draftsman" angling in close, leaning back, and circling around a pose as he blocks out his seemingly "uncomposed" composition.
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The man has made a career (primarily as a misanthropic government worker on "Parks and Recreation") of leaning back and asking the audience to come to him, and, by and large, we have.
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Along with the love poem, Simpson posted a photograph of a woman — who some believe may be Cyrus — leaning back on a balcony with the light blue sky contrasting with her dark shadow.
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NORTHFIELD, N.J. – A New Jersey teacher has been convicted of simple assault of a student who hit his head on a floor after authorities say she kicked a chair he was leaning back in.
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The uritrottoirs are marked with a signpost that shows a cartoon figure leaning back as it pees into the box—curiously standing far enough away as to not take advantage of the concealment walls.
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He scoffed at claims by lawyers on both sides that the questions before him on the standing question were "simple" and "easy," at one point leaning back with a skeptical look on his face.
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The ugly fingerprints of hacky storytelling are all over this one "The world's ours, and we know how to take it," he says, leaning back half-naked in his bed and eating his apple.
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Since he arrived in the UFC, Ngannou has shown a lot of leaning back and throwing when the opponent steps in—getting cracked with a good straight right in this position can be disastrous.
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"I liked the idea of connecting an American major brand to an American major artist, whose body of work spoke about things very relevant to Calvin Klein," he said, leaning back on his sofa.
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Leaning back into our experience of New York and as a designer trained in the theater, it really became apparent that the first thing we wanted to think about [was] geography and architectural details.
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She would then shoot the dress rehearsals for each cast, typically arranging her lanky frame in ballet's fourth position, leaning back on her rear leg and switching between wide-angle and close-up lenses.
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"Easy to develop them, sure," he would say, leaning back on his bar stool at the Ivy Inn, watching the neon light from a Budweiser sign radiating through his half-full tumbler of whiskey.
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Now, leaning back in the driver's seat, his hand quickening, he saw the net-caught look that had glittered in Lindsay's eyes when she'd turned around and noticed him behind her in the parking lot.
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A few of the men were engaged, a few were typing on their iPhones, and the lead investor was alternating between peppering me with questions and leaning back in his chair with his arms folded.
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By 9 PM, Baldi is standing in my kitchen taking his second shot of whiskey from a coffee cup, leaning back on the counter and trying to avoid the glowing red screen to his right.
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In the final debate, just as Clinton prepared to answer a question about Social Security, Trump leaned into his microphone and muttered, "Such a nasty woman," before leaning back, cocking his head, and pursing his lips.
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Vollie took a seat at a long plank table where some squids were playing bridge, concentrated and insular and leaning back to hide their cards amid the narrow quarters of the table like a crowded raft.
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" Leaning back on the work she did in treatment to improve herself and strengthen her sobriety, she notes, "I've learned that I have cope right now because there is an end to all of this custody [conflict].
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There's one of those classic bad restaurant decor things where it's a wine-holder, and it's a man, and he's leaning back, so it looks like it's this guy leaning backwards drinking a whole bottle of wine.
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"They are used to pressing play on the remote, setting it down and then just leaning back on the couch and letting Netflix roll," Carla Engelbrecht Fisher, the director of product innovation at Netflix, said of viewers.
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Leaning back on the grave of his twin brother, Willis, Walker Myrick (who was 5 years old in the photo) bows his head and silently relays the details of his exciting first day of kindergarten in Greenhill, Alabama.
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Watching Glass is like going to the movies with that one friend who cannot help leaning over to whisper one banal observation after another into your ear, and then leaning back satisfied that he's just blown your mind.
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The video shows an unidentified passenger leaning back in his seat, resting his left foot on the wall and using his right foot to swipe through the in-flight entertainment options on the touchscreen in front of him.
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Several senators were spotted at different points during the hours-long debate leaning back in their chairs; some stood during roll call votes well ahead of their names being called in an apparent attempt to stretch their legs.
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But the Cadillac tracked down its lane as if it was on rails — better than the average Uber — so that I quickly gained confidence, eventually leaning back with hands folded behind my head as we zipped between semitrailers.
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Moicano's check hooks are a double edged sword—he scores many of his best connections by leaning back and whipping out the left hook as his opponent chases him, but he also exposes himself horribly when he does so.
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According to Roddy, the jab, straight combination as well as Diaz's habit of leaning back will make his abdominal region an "easy target" for the featherweight champion who will jump two weight divisions to meet the Cesar Gracie proponent.
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Finally, Ali delivered a historic performance in the ring, employing a new strategy dubbed the "rope-a-dope," goading the favored Foreman into attacking him, then leaning back into the ropes in a defensive stance and waiting for Foreman to tire.
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I can imagine how people felt; the possibility of watching their favorite baseball team out in the sand, the joy of watching television leaning back on a recliner combined with the cool summer breeze and the tide at their toes.
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It wasn't that I no longer saw myself in Sasha, it was that I hated the parts of myself I saw in her: perpetually reclining into a solipsistic relationship to her own affliction, as if leaning back onto a fainting couch.
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So it was a bit surprising one afternoon earlier this month to find him leaning back almost easefully in a chair onstage at the Circle in the Square, a few hours before the first dress rehearsal for his Broadway debut.
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As you can see in the GIF below, Tempo located my bones and joints and tracked each movement in real time (including the moment I purposely tried to trigger the AI by leaning back too far on a bicep curl).
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"I think initially there was a lot of emphasis on that, since we were the new radio kid on the block," he begins, leaning back on the corner booth while hoisting and crossing his right leg up over his left thigh.
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Onscreen, one of the main characters had just picked up a beaded necklace, and Mr. Okoro, leaning back into his chair with a can of seltzer in his hand, was questioning whether the rattle of the beads could be heard clearly enough.
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They talk about "leaning back versus leaning forward" and solving "10-foot interface issues" and "replacing input one" and a host of other terms that all revolve around a single problem no one has ever managed to really solve: Navigating TV interfaces sucks.
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For the butt it means movements like glute bridges, frog pumps, hip abductions (leaning forward, leaning back, sitting straight), banded monster walks, RKC planks, and extended range side lying hip abductions, all of which made an appearance in the Strong By Bret program.
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These unexpected shifts — as if switching quickly and smoothly from one lane of the highway to another — begin happening right in the book's first paragraph ("…leaning back in her seat and folding her hands as if they were a letter of resignation.").
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Some 250 feet above a St. Kitts mountain valley, facing 1,600 feet of wire, our guide taught proper technique for impact: leaning back, chin tucked and "window open, hon" — meaning legs bent with thighs wide apart, so knees avoided hitting metal springs.
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Now, leaning back in our corner booth in a black turtleneck beneath mustard dungarees with her faux locs intertwined in a half ponytail, she's scanning the menu before she's off to rehearsals, then a week of promo in both the UK and Europe.
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"Well, I have this theory," she begins, playing with the dice from an ongoing backgammon game with Michael Xavier, her friend and Sunset Boulevard costar, while leaning back into the sofa in the greenroom at the Public Theater between performances in Mother of the Maid.
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The video — which also shows the man leaning back in his seat and resting both of his feet on the wall in front of him between touchscreen turns — was quickly spread across the social media platform, where it has received over 10.2 million views.
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The video — which also shows the man leaning back in his seat and resting both of his feet on the wall in front of him between touchscreen turns — was quickly spread across the social media platform, where it has received over 10.7 million views.
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"I take very strong positions against an identitarian model of being trans," Chu said simply, through the screen, leaning back onto the couch below a bookshelf with shiny copper vessels and plants so medium-size they seemed brave for trying to keep at it.
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"I don't feel any of the pain that I have to normally deal with in my life," he said between laps around the track, where he practiced his signature move of popping a wheelie, then leaning back and covering his face with both hands.
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Leaning back against the hard wooden slats, she absorbed the energetic hum around her, the mingling of voices and movement, how the barely-there summer breeze rustled the leaves overhead, stirring the straight, black bangs of a little girl intently eating an ice cream cone.
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In public he is reserved and, well, diplomatic; in one-on-one meetings he's more casual, leaning back deeply into the seat of the plane, holding a pretzel stick between two fingers like a cigar, as if discussing world politics in some fancy Berlin bar.
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The passenger in front, who was inebriated, according to toxicology reports and witness testimony, had been leaning back in his seat to take "shoe selfies"—shots of his feet dangling over the city—which FlyNYON promotes in its marketing materials and on social media.
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"We talked about a way to have you fly the helicopter with the [autonomous] system off… and we couldn't do it safely because you would die, and it would be on the order of 60 seconds," Van Buiten says with a smile, leaning back in his chair.
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He may, as a result, be edging away from the Islamists of Qatar and Turkey, with their ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, and instead be leaning back towards the rival regional club led by Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which all loathe the Brothers.
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Leaning back in his chair, rocking a silky black tunic shirt and grey ropelike scarf bought on one of his last overseas tours, and a custom-made scimitar-like earring on one ear, he exudes the kind of effortless swagger that only comes with real experience.
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Both are longtime industry veterans, with the pair most recently collaborating on J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness, and they ping-pong easily off one another; Guyett leaning back in his chair to expound upon topics at length, with the bearded Tubach jumping in to earnestly drive points home.
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Leaning back on the low-slung sofa on a late fall afternoon in the space, which was softly lit by beeswax candles, he explained his desire for harmony among the byzantine neighborhood, his own Greek heritage and the Asian-inspired Modernism that informs his products and personal aesthetic.
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" One chapter concludes: "It's possible that Western society is really leaning back in an easy chair, hooked up to a drip of something soothing, playing and replaying an ideological greatest-hits tape from its wild and crazy youth, all riled up in its own imagination and yet, in reality, comfortably numb.
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In the study of 42 subjects that they eventually published, experimenters arranged half the students into positions associated with high power (leaning back in a chair with feet crossed on a desk, for example) and half the students into positions associated with low power (like crossing arms in front of the body).
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Subjects who struck dominant poses — like standing with their hands on their hips à la "Wonder Woman" or leaning back in a chair with their feet on the table — boosted their levels of testosterone, reduced their levels of the stress hormone cortisol, and showed more risk tolerance and feelings of power, the authors said.
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But also, I have to say, the first time that I met Jamie Oliver—he was my food crush forever—I was like, "Oh my God, I love you so much, I can't believe you're here, my husband knows that I love you," and I'm leaning over him, and he is looking up at me and leaning back.
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Ciara is back on her music game as if she never left with her latest song, "Level Up," which inspired a new viral dance challenge on social media, and two more body-moving tracks, "Dose" and "Freak Me." Each new bop reminds us of the "Goodies" era that had us dancing and leaning back like the Matrix (well, trying to).
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EDT (1800 GMT) * Fed chief Powell to hold press conference * Trump called for radical lowering of rates By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, May 2.353 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve, leaning back against pressure from President Donald Trump to slash interest rates, is expected to leave borrowing costs unchanged on Wednesday as it maintains a 'patient' monetary policy stance amid strong economic growth.
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Always, his subjects seemed completely unaware they were being photographed, whether it was the chic woman reading, one elbow pointed outward, in "Elbowing Out of Town Newstand, NYC" (21987); the man leaning back on a bench in "Manhattan From the Brooklyn Promenade" (21986); or the immigrant father and his child, swaddled in blankets on the wind-whipped deck of a ship, in "Coming to America" (22002).
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Keep in mind that having a screen with more pixels doesn't buy you much after a certain point, because those pixels are invisible from a distance — while an 8K panel would be beneficial as a monitor, where you're sitting close, it won't buy you much when leaning back on the couch watching TV. HDR, however, is something else entirely, and fortunately, Sharp's new 8K set is compatible with Dolby Vision HDR and BDA-HDR (for Blu-ray players).
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"Contemporary life doesn't suggest stories to me in quite the same way as the past," Hollinghurst said, folding one leg over the other and leaning back so that I got a better view of the painting to his right, a nocturnal scene of boats on the Thames by the artist Walter Greaves, a student of Whistler's who, after being reduced to poverty late in life, was said to use the stretcher bars of his canvases for firewood.
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BUT WHAT I WILL SAY IS, LOOK, THE LEANING BACK OR LEANING OUT, WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT, WHAT I HAVE TRIED TO DO OVER THE PAST EIGHT YEARS OF MY LIFE, WHICH IS STEPPING OUT OF THIS POWERFUL ROLE AND STEPPING INTO A MORE CONVENTIONAL LIFE, WHICH IS WHAT I WANTED, JUST BECAUSE YOU WANT SOMETHING DOESN'T MEAN YOU'RE GOOD AT IT OR YOU REALLY KNOW HOW TO GO ABOUT IT. AND SO FOR ME IT'S BEEN A DIFFICULT TRANSITION.
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It's not just that the third time you visited him you sat in the car and rehashed the way it would happen, at least until you got in and sat with him face to face, listening to whatever he was going to say, sharing the food, leaning back, taking in the room—the little kids visiting fathers, the older folks visiting young patients, the celebratory hilarity of the homecomings lifting the air with a sweet vibration—sat in the car and rehashed the way you'd go in, face the mute receptionist, go through the air-lock device, and then sit through the talk on FREEDOM again, after checking your food bag with the orderly.
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