Have you ever wanted to soak in avocado or elotito?
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Then I can soak in the atmosphere of the ballpark.
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I want to soak in every waking second with my family.
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Ahead, click on to soak in Bella and Rihanna's styling prowess.
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Surfacing, I soak in the sweet vibes of London's purest spot.
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There's tons of outdoor space to soak in the picturesque views.
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To play it on a loop, to soak in the lyrics.
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Give your mom an excuse to soak in the tub for hours.
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This weekend, take a load off and soak in some vintage giggles.
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Besides, who doesn't feel better after a soak in a hot bath?
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Sit there, soak in the atmosphere, have a negroni and just chill.
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After a soak in Calistoga's mud pools, you'll need to tidy up.
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Or should I soak in the moment as deeply as I can?
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Sometimes he'd just take a quick break to soak in the moment.
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Often, you won't want to, but rather soak in the atmosphere instead.
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Go outside and soak in natural elements for two to fifteen minutes.
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In today's 360 video, soak in one of the country's geothermal pools.
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Turn off the Burmester sound system's 23 speakers and soak in the silence.
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Let the dish soak in sudsy water with a bit of baking soda.
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Tamika Clegg had brought her daughter Kennedy, 7, to soak in the atmosphere.
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Soak in water (preferably rainwater or distilled water) for 3-24 hours. 3.
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The water won't soak in, you can just dump it off the top.
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Peak through the pics to soak in Tran in her birthday suit. #Gifted
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Residents returned home after midnight and began to soak in what had transpired.
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With that in mind, soak in this Facebook Live video of Craig David.
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You could soak in a luxurious tub while taking in the Malibu coast.
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This clue is referring to the springs one might soak in at SPAS.
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Whichever the case, soak in its bubbly and slithering Missy Elliott-throwback production.
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Bathtub tray Give your mom an excuse to soak in the tub for hours.
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Have you gotten a chance to process and soak in the past few months?
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So, all we could really do was soak in the sights, emotionally and digitally.
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It's do dope to be here to soak in all that black girl magic.
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Soak in that glorious 4K with HDR before you have to start paying up.
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The extra surface area and curly shape allowed for more sauce to soak in.
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Aah … after a long day, wouldn't you love a relaxing soak in the tub?
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Still, people travel from all parts of the world to soak in Ibusuki sand.
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Kurtz puts out a gentle reminder to go out and soak in some sun.
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Then I put a healthy dose of Olaplex 230 in my hair to soak in.
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HG Tip: If using wooden skewers, soak in water for 20 minutes to prevent burning.
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Soak in the riverfront and skyline views, and post-picnic, check out the botanical gardens.
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Pots and plates soak in water with detergent and cutlery goes in its own receptacle.
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You're meant to soak in this world, this story, over multiple weeks if not months.
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Then the pro let Kate Somerville eye balm soak in while applying a wrinkle treatment.
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Some things were known: Two drops of milk on a Cheerio will just soak in.
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Just sit back, light up, and soak in the killer cinematography and extremely chill soundtrack.
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Oh, yeah, and then you light the plantains on fire while they soak in Henny.
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Are you going to be able to choose your own hop varietal to soak in?
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My job was to cut his garnishes, stock his booze, and soak in his wisdom.
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These inquisitive young humans soak in the culture around them, imbibing some profoundly warping ideas.
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Soak in the view of the wildflower super bloom now on display in Southern California.
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They wander at first, then find direction; they deepen and soak in, rather than evaporate.
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I could soak in the aroma even when my head wasn't bent over the bowl.
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If your veggies are wilted, a five-minute soak in ice water will restore them.
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And even if they don't soak in the culture, they can still enjoy the beverage.
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I leave it on the counter to soak in and plan to add another coat later.
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Others break the flauta in half and let each half completely soak in the spicy liquid.
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One for the song, one for the subtitles, and one to soak in the chaos ensuing.
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Stop flinching and really look at it, soak in the kaleidoscope of colors washing over it.
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New Yorkers should soak in these relatively scooter-less streets and public spaces while they can.
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"I would tell myself just to be present and soak in every single moment," she said.
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When I'm not being bothered by strangely aggressive alien creatures, I just soak in the view.
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Just sign up for a free trial, soak in the cuteness, and cancel before you're charged.
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Rub it into your damp skin, give it a minute to soak in, and you're set.
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The only escape I would have was just to go soak in the bathtub and cry.
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I allow myself 10 to 15 minutes with no sunscreen to really soak in the sun.
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To do it all of every day is to take a soak in an acid bath.
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I decided to take a soak in the tub, and afterward, found it impossible to drain.
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A bathtub was important to Ms. Retzloff, so she could soak in Epsom salt after dancing.
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Grab a handful and soak in the buttery batch of celebs to see the popcorn pics.
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Soak in the painful heartbreak and know that if you happen to have an equally awful Feb.
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We take a few pictures and soak in the view before deciding another snack is in order.
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But before you call it a week, take a moment to soak in the beauty of friendship.
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Click through to soak in their secrets — and then give the style trick a spin for yourself.
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Before I lived in Harlem, I used to ride my bike there to soak in the vibe.
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Let that soak in ... most of your grandparents, and everyone on Earth younger than them, NEVER could.
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Let's pause to soak in how profoundly President Trump has split America, one year after winning office.
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A long soak in the Dead Sea transformed an antique garment into a rigid, crystalline salt sculpture.
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Notice how Trump, theatrically, lets the crowd soak in the Warren attack and then begin to applaud.
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If you're looking for a soak in speaks-for-itself beauty, you might as well stay home.
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I'm less concerned with ticking off the sights than I am letting a place really soak in.
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Rewarm those red toes with a soak in warm -- never hot -- water for up to 30 minutes.
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When he is not fishing or socializing, he said he would sit and soak in the atmosphere.
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When he got home at the end of his shift, he would soak in a hot bath.
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Little do they know their friends will be bringing their laundry and want to soak in their bathtub.
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Between sound effects, broken panels, and well-placed sightlines, the reader can soak in the stressful moment quickly.
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Rainfall on dry, cracked ground is likely to run across it, not soak in, causing flooding and mudslides.
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After all, I was there to see the city, explore the countryside and soak in the local culture.
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Take a soak in one of its famous bathhouses and enjoy the city's laid-back cafe culture. 12.
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For an extra $1,600 fee, guests can take flying lessons and soak in their surroundings from the sky.
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"They have to soak in it for a long enough time for it to take root," he said.
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It wouldn't hurt to take things a little slower and let the present soak in a bit more!
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The best bathtubs you can buyAfter a long day, wouldn't you love a relaxing soak in the tub?
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Soak in the peaceful, melodic, artistic brilliance that Bob Ross instead of the hellscape that is American politics.
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One night, we drove out for a soak in the sulfurous, open-air Ti Kwen Glocho hot springs.
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It's all very serene and relaxing, encouraging you to take your time and really soak in the details.
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The fortuitous discovery softens a frustrated Ross, who then stops to soak in the memory of his grandmother.
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Ahead are the promo codes, exclusive discounts, and crucial sale information to soak in before the pseudo holiday hits.
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Ne'er before has the ritual of a soak in the tub been paired with the deliciousness of melted chocolate.
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I can no longer soak in these images from week to week and just label it a guilty pleasure.
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I'm trying to mentally prepare for that now, but I'm still trying to soak in the moment and experience.
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Watch above, soak in the energy, then go and smash-and-grab whatever it is your life is missing.
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We soak in this, we push through it on the way to work and sort through it every day.
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A couple hundred bucks will get you a massage and a nice, long soak in a tub of microbrew.
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Employees companywide have been making pilgrimages to San Ramon for technology briefings, but also to soak in the culture.
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The resort was a place for wealthy 19th-century vacationers to soak in healing springs and breath mountain air.
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These pools of blue are a welcome opportunity to chill out, calm down, and just soak in the colors.
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Madison Price, 87, comes every year to the holiday luncheon to see old friends and soak in the music.
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I went to the Rock Garden twice, for multiple hours, to soak in the spirit of Nek Chand's creativity.
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But I couldn't resist learning what happens when 75 grams of shaved truffle soak in a bottle of Chartreuse.
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And though it's not strictly necessary, I let them have a short soak in a simple, quickly made brine.
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There's also plenty of history to soak in at the ancient temples in Khajuraho, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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We hug and kiss, and I try and soak in every last bit of him as the moments tick by.
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Allow your brain to soak in the foam stalactites dripping with pale purple light, and the room seems to grow.
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A Biryani is often cooked overnight to make the meet tender and allow the rice to soak in the flavor.
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Sarantos is awake in seconds, but appears to stay still a little longer to soak in the quality dog cuddles.
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"Let's just let that soak in for a minute," he continued, bringing upon a lengthy awkward silence throughout the crowd.
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When you're not enjoying Second Act's parade of jealousy-inducing fashion, soak in all the chemistry vibrating between the cast.
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So close that many parents let little girls across the country stay up late and soak in the historic moment.
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After you do that, dab on a rich balm and let it soak in while you do your face makeup.
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The most popular offering is a 60-minute massage, plus an hour-long private soak in the outdoor soaking tub.
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Its colorful aesthetic is wild at times, and never not fun to look at and just kind of soak in.
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"I fully intend to soak in the day and enjoy it, but I am definitely going to race," he said.
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Both times, he secured gold before his last run and could take a victory lap to soak in the affection.
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"It'll be fun to watch him start his journey, and hopefully he can soak in as much as he can."
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In February, the hotel opened a spa below ground where guests can soak in a whirlpool beneath a vaulted ceiling.
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It's also got a unique angle for TV, in that it's built to mock political paranoia, not soak in it.
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Basking in the moment For now, Jennifer and Kevin, lifelong Falcons fans, soak in the special moments with their only child.
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As he walked to the exit, he turned to soak in the scene of his final State of the Union address.
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"We really want to focus on this break and take a step back to let this all soak in," she says.
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Soak in a bowl of ice water for about 15 minutes (this will help get it nice and crispy/crunchy!). 2.
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With this, it doesn't feel like you're rushing through — you get a chance to soak in and experience The Walking Dead.
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In the Sweet Grass cabin, the only three-room glamping cabin, guests can soak in a cedar tub on the patio.
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Make sure you soak in every detail because then you'll be asked a question about what you saw in that image.
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During the five or so minutes I let it soak in, I address my face and the rest of my body.
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Update (March 2, 2016): Looks like the PLL star is trying to soak in all of the fun as a blonde.
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When staying in Chinatown it's important to soak in all of the rich history and culture while spending your money locally.
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But, you can't just stand up in front of class and talk and expect everyone to obediently soak in your wisdom.
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Shut off your digital devices for a few minutes, be alone with your thoughts, and soak in some peace and tranquility.
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Early in the period covered, the work seems to be all about color: a retinal soak in pink, jonquil and blue.
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"They knew what their skin was before the baby and they wanted to get to that level." soak in self love.
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Monday brought the summer solstice, which marks the beginning of the season and a chance to soak in copious amounts of sunshine.
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Others prefer to enjoy the many CBD foods out there, or soak in a CBD bath at the end of the day.
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The video was originally premiered at an art gallery in downtown Reykjavik, but you can soak in its online debut right here.
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We chat until 7 and then I soak in a bubble bath with a glass of wine to loosen up before bed.
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But if there are readers out there who want to soak in some incredible action illustration, this issue #23 is highly recommended.
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"I think I'm just going to get a lot of snacks, hunker down and try to soak in every moment," she says.
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He showed up at RiRi's Anti Tour in his hometown of Toronto to soak in the greatest view of the evening: Rihanna.
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And to top it all off, even without the music we still got to soak in some of her no bullshit attitude.
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Who doesn't enjoy a quick soak in a bathtub full of strawberry jam while chattin' it up on the phone with grandma?
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I dropped my piece of shungite into a glass of water and set it on my windowsill to soak in the sun.
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While you bask in your well-deserved Labor Day off ... take FourFiveSeconds to soak in these sexy pics of Rihanna workin' it.
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The treatment includes a soak in a solution of 75 percent grapefruit juice, water and a splash of vodka (a natural antiseptic).
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Spinach, breadcrumbs, and ricotta cheese are bound together with eggs, then breaded and deep-fried and left to soak in tomato sauce.
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It's during a wine-wasted soak in a jacuzzi that Naomi (Rudolph) and Jenny (Spivey) pledge to have each other's backs forever.
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Two larger penthouses net you a private terrace with an outdoor bathtub, so you can literally soak in sea and mountain views.
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For women with thick, coily strands, feel free to lather up and let it all soak in — your curls can take it.
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Wanna hear about the time Julian Edelman walked in Bill Belichick taking a soak in a hot tub while BUTT-ASS NEKKED?!
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They developed a "decontamination station" with a 21854-hour soak in a high-level disinfectant, followed by a rinse for chemical decontamination.
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The most popular offering is a 60-minute massage, plus an hour-long private soak in the tub, for $160 per person.
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This Monday brings the summer solstice, which marks the beginning of the season and a chance to soak in copious amounts of sunshine.
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Lorde's latest single, "Perfect Places," is a good reminder to soak in the scene wherever you are right now and find your rhythm.
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Fish pedicures involve having small fish nibble on a person's feet while they soak in a tub of warm or room temperature water.
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Let's just soak in the goodwill vibes of the holidays and give Pineapple Fund the benefit of the doubt for the time being.
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Unlike the palinka imbibed in Hungary, it was copper-hued and tasted faintly of fruit left to soak in a puddle of gasoline.
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He deserved to soak in the glory of his win yesterday, throw his feet up and just let out a long, deep breath.
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Inside the cave-like exhibition space, you can dive into the colors, sink to the bottom, and soak in your thoughts and feelings.
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More candles lighted the master bedroom upstairs and flickered in the bathroom, where water had been drawn for a soak in the tub.
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I took my time, stopping to put my camera down and soak in the expanse before me and the silence that surrounded me.
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She takes our rags from where they soak in the washtub and flings them at the walls, where they stick, dripping brown water.
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After all, each of the aforementioned British farms has its own allure—its own raison d'être and terroir to soak in and embrace.
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The snippets of story and amiable cast, certainly, but more so the ability to just soak in the world at his own pace.
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Or, if you're feeling witchy, draw a magical bath with some sea salt to soak in under the light of the full moon!
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There was also water therapy, where patients had to soak in a cold bath for shock or a warm bath to calm down.
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So today, with each door you walk through, be the student and soak in the perspectives, thoughts, and feelings of those around you.
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Nothing is quite as exhilarating as having a light shine through 36 frames of silver as you soak in your triumphs and failures.
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And if you plan on having an Instagram-worthy photo shoot of your soak in the pool, you might want to think twice.
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Still, the Bureau of Land Management, which manages this refuge, allows people to soak in a hot springs adjacent to the vole's habitat.
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Texans go to soak in the outdoor pools of water, surrounded by aloe plants, the dry desert dirt and the big blue sky.
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Fountains, a sleek pool and a swan pond make for a lovely walk around the grounds as you soak in the city views.
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That's right — a hot-spring themed amusement park, where you can soak in a tub while zooming down a rollercoaster wearing only a towel.
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Now that the slog of fashion month has finally come to a close, it's time to sit back, relax, and soak in some culture.
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The phone did fine after a soak in Pabst Blue Ribbon, but broke on the first drop, according to testing by gadget insurer SquareTrade.
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On a warm fall day, members of a literary group gathered in Prospect Park to soak in the sun and snack on chocolate pretzels.
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After their shift end, sailors can soak in deep stainless steel seawater baths that follow Japan's traditional bathing culture, or take a cleanwater shower.
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There are moments of calm and quiet, where you can soak in the world or listen to Kratos tell a story of past adventures.
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"It wasn't until after our first miscarriage, that I started to really sit back and soak in what those pictures actually meant," Lesleigh says.
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Film festivals usually feel like little oases, places to check out of real life for a bit and soak in the glories of cinema.
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"We really want to focus on this break and take a step back to let this all soak in," Joanna told PEOPLE in October.
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One can walk into the 'experience' zones and soak in the Xiaomi ecosystem, from phones and mobile accessories to fitness bands and air purifiers.
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But other roads led us to soak in sulfurous hot springs, canoe through the frigid dark of caves, sit with monks and share tea.
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Even if you already marathoned it on a lesser TV this fall, it's worth watching again to soak in all of that added detail.
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I had plenty of time to soak in the chaos too because Bennett arrived two hours late to meet me at the tour bus.
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Lyubov Miroshnick, who works in a dental office in Wasilla, planned to smoke her catch after a soak in her Ukrainian grandparents' brine recipe.
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Enjoy access to the Wild Scarlet Macaw Reserve and the Camaronal Sea Turtle Refuge, or simply unwind with a soak in the infinity pool.
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Summer may be the best time of year than the summer to lay back, look up, and soak in the wonder of the cosmos.
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For me to soak in the atmosphere meant feeling centuries of human history and a connection to the respite that black people received in Weeksville.
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The advanced genius theory invites listeners to approach music with an open mind, to experience and soak in music they may otherwise be adverse to.
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"I'm going to put this on all over my face after the oil, but wait 10 minutes for it all to soak in," she shares.
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Yashar said that McAuliffe offered him professional advice — "You should learn and soak in what a presidential race is like" — and introduced him to Clinton.
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That is all changing right now — as you sit, read and soak in Ted's thoughts either in print, or more likely on your own v.
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I'm eating outside even though it's hot, because I want to soak in as much summer as I can sitting next to Boston's beautiful brownstones.
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"Once you get so much rainfall on land, the next rain isn't going to soak in," said CNN meteorologist and severe weather expert Chad Myers.
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Pause for a moment to soak in that the President of United States confirmed on the record via Twitter that Mueller is gunning for him.
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Get savory curry flavors into a tangy pickle by letting creamy white Japanese eggplant soak in vibrant turmeric vinegar with whole fennel and coriander seeds.
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There's a concert after the race, a beer and food hall, and hot tubs you can soak in after the race for a modest fee.
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"We're trying to soak in these experiences as young people and brothers, and use our youth and our blood connection to our advantage," he said.
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There might be one guy in a hairnet sitting on an overturned milk crate — a dishwasher letting sheet pans soak in the three-bin sink.
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After the attendant rubs the mask off with oil, I take a half-hour soak in an herbal bath while I'm served tea and cakes.
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I have a glass of wine from a box, soak in the tub for a bit, and read more from The Sympathizer, which is excellent.
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Regardless, their responses came as a sobering reminder to fully appreciate and soak in these chaotic days of diaper changes, messiness, and minimal me-time.
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While self-care needs to go deeper than candles and bubble baths, having a good long soak in times of strife can be pretty therapeutic.
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Or, you end up with a pile of half-shredded crêpes and a very dirty pan that will need to soak in the sink for hours.
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One family who received a redesign offered Berkus and his crew a soak in a hot tub they had hidden beneath a living room floor panel.
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"I just want [fans] to soak in it and find themselves in this story and use it as a weapon for their own good," she says.
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Beppu is known for its hot springs resorts, with many across Japan specially travelling to the city to soak in the mineral-rich hot spring waters.
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But remember, totality is not going to last very long, so make sure to snap all your pics quickly and just let the view soak in.
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But the little chef's secret that Matty let us in on was letting the sliced spuds soak in water and a half cup of white vinegar.
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But if you're looking to soak in some culture or visit relatives or friends in a city, the deals also apply to Oaxaca and Mexico City.
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If each Sunmoonstar tape is a spring bloom, temporarily stretching out from underground to soak in the sunlight, this is most probably the most captivating yet.
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The outdoor hot tub was also quite relaxing — though it felt weird to soak in a hot tub where the water was colder than the air.
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Soak in these images now because after next year, we won't be getting anymore new close-up photos of Saturn and its many moons from Cassini.
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In addition to the garages, each residence has its own balcony equipped with a private pool where you can soak in epic views of the Atlantic.
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A 12-minute soak in a magnesium sulfate solution, the package in my bathroom cabinet promises, infuses rich minerals through the skin to relieve sore muscles.
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The new company (called Maya & Whoopi) will roll out a line of "cannabis edibles, tinctures, topical rubs, and a THC-infused bath soak" in April 2016.
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Once there, the ritual is to strip down, shower while sitting and then soak in those healing waters, surrounded by bodies of all shapes and sizes.
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Now the kitchen he shared with his wife, Barbara, is a jumble of drowned appliances, stained spatulas and stink from a three-day soak in floodwater.
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Like all those records I played at the wrong speed, Pallbearer's leave space to soak in each chord, even if you can't see to the bottom.
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File your nails: The point of this step is to gently penetrate the surface of the gel polish so the acetone can soak in more easily.
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When I'm with Sonny, I want to take more mental pauses and pictures so I can really be there with him and soak in every second.
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After another decadent soak in the thermal baths, we grabbed dinner at the excellent Pizza Nono, then took the shuttle back to the Briançon train station.
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But more than anything, Al says on the heels of Trump calling Omarosa a dog he, more than anyone else, should soak in the classic track.
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It's also a popular spot in the summer and fall, when tourists come to mountain bike and soak in the incredible views across Lake Superior toward Canada.
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The drumstick-shaped bath bombs will be crafted with "eleven secret herbs and spices," allowing you to soak in deep-fried scented glory, according to the Independent .
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"I would tell myself just to be present and soak in every single moment," she says of advice she would have given herself before landing the role.
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Drink raki alongside locals under a crystal chandelier surrounded by paintings and a warm charm as you soak in the atmosphere at one of Istanbul's oldest taverns.
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Then there's a nice relaxing soak in the tub to help you cope when it feels like the world is throwing you more than you can handle.
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It's then that we languidly soak in tubs of skin-nourishing oils and mind-quieting aromatics and casually delve into nine-step Korean-inspired skin-care regimens.
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The advice should now have plenty of time to soak in, as Severino heads back down to the minors as an apprentice, looking to polish his craft.
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On deck ten, you'll find a humidor and an observation lounge to soak in views of the endless blue, enjoy sunset cocktails, and dance into the night.
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That's all the more height to soak in the endless views of Los Angeles, Orange County, Catalina Island, and Santa Monica (when it's not trapped in smog).
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As much as I want it to challenge viewers, I want them to soak in all the beauty of what we've made and really just enjoy themselves!
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This one, we'd been a band for a while and we've been able to soak in our music influence, and get a blueprint of what we do.
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Blue crab legs and claw are cracked and given a three-day soak in soy sauce, among other things, which gives them an impressive amount of flavor.
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Without an obvious narrative thrust, the reader is left to contemplate the words on the page (few though they may be) and soak in the crimson hues.
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Those same green berries can also produce white pepper, whose pungency is softened by a long soak in water before they are dried and their husks removed.
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They are best advised to soak in as much Simone as possible between now and the Tokyo Olympics, as she has said they will be her last.
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This polished property earns top marks for pampering and attentive service, though the highlight of a stay is undoubtedly a serene soak in the mosaic-tiled baths.
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Please, stop what you're doing, find a quiet place to focus, and soak in this glorious photo of the star holding up a jar of spaghetti sauce.
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While the Italian Alps may be better known for their ski slopes, she makes a persuasive case for visiting them to soak in the warm waters instead.
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There were 300 people there wanting to have fun and it didn't make it any better to soak in my own sorrows, so I tried to keep calm.
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Some, like this Ferrari-branded Vertu Blackberry copycat (wow, just let that trio of brands soak in) are relatively cheap:Screenshot: G. J. Wisdom & CoOthers are slightly more expensive.
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And try to spend at least an hour before bed doing something relaxing such as yoga, meditation, a warm soak in the tub, or reading a good book.
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Soak in the rays of eco-friendliness and stop being a slave to the wall outlet thanks to Dizaul and its portable waterproof, shockproof, and dustproof battery bank.
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First, they covered organic Gala apples in a fungicide or an insecticide, and let the chemicals soak in for anywhere from a few minutes to a full day.
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" With so much heavy rain on top of a previous flooding in the area two weeks ago, Myers said, "There's no place for the water to soak in.
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It was good to soak in that and have my songwriting open up a little bit to be not just these same four chords over and over again.
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It involves taking locally brewed Deschutes beer, rendering it into a solid, grinding it up and using it as part of a "bath brew" that customers soak in.
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On a spirited night in Belfast, Manager Michael O'Neill watched his players soak in the adulation of the fans and thrash a (relatively) hapless Belarus team, 3-0.
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The casual side of Rock Band VR, focused on making sure players can soak in the world without worrying about what they're doing there, seems to reflect this.
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To test the detergents under a different kind of pressure, we stained the same shirt with red wine and left the stains to soak in for an hour.
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Soak in the famous California sunshine at the Water Deck, where lounge chairs rest in six inches of water so you can dip your toes and cool off.
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They introduced me to many representatives of the art scene of their time, and this somehow implied that I had to soak in everything that happened around me.
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Why not play him now and let him soak in the experience of being in an NBA rotation, when losing games isn't the worst thing in the world?
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But that, of course, only made it even more desirable to the kids, who found ways to stand under the cherry moon and soak in the forbidden rays.
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If you know even the rudiments of striking technique this is one you should watch, soak in the beauty of, and file in your brain under 'Case Studies'.
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Jannard says the first time his housekeeper found Terry Purifoy having a naked soak in the spa -- and another time Purifoy broke in and really made himself at home.
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Instead, the film uses Jared as a passive conduit for the audience to soak in the ashen, empty faces of the other (mostly) young men and women around him.
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The Red Dead games are remembered fondly in large part for the way they let you soak in the world, swapping shooting for a game of dice or cards.
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But if you're able to be more mindful during the run, you're also able to think about form, soak in your surroundings, and not get overwhelmed by your thoughts.
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Or chill out and take advantage of the full-service bar outside and soak in what can only be described as the Japanese take on an old Texas saloon.
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Whip them up for your end-of-summer shindig — or any time you're in the mood, really — and soak in those sweet, sunshiney vibes just a little bit longer.
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I soak in all the baby snuggles I can and treat M. to lunch since I feel guilty over leaving him to solo parent during my trip next week.
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Close your eyes for three minutes (metaphorically speaking, that is—you don't want to miss the video in all its summer afternoon glory) and soak in the message above.
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Does this mean we all should start foregoing showers to soak in a tub full of orange blossom milk at noon every day for the rest of our lives?
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Staff kept the Ferris wheel's lights pink the entire night, and the couple took a relaxing ride together after the shoot to soak in how seamless it all went.
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Thankfully, Lush Cosmetics is gearing up to launch a holiday-inspired bath collection that'll have even the most diehard Dial fans giddy about taking a soak in the tub.
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While that happens, the noodles get a quick soak in warm water so they're pliable, and then, just before plating, they get an even-quicker dunk in boiling water.
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Disney parks have traditionally offered passive experiences designed to celebrate — sit in a flying galleon on Peter Pan's Flight or soak in the merriment of It's a Small World.
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For this much money, dare I wander off for a stroll up the beach or should I stay on the deck and take another soak in the Japanese tub?
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After serving 22 years in prison, he is making up for lost time, with a job at the Ford Foundation, good coffee and a long soak in the tub.
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A. For those of us who prefer a nice hot shower to a long soak in a pool of tepid water, a bathtub can seem like an outmoded fixture.
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There's nothing quite like a day at a fancy spa where you soak in a hot tub, enjoy a facial or massage, then wrap yourself in a sumptuous robe.
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We're resisting the stress and strain of a fast-paced life by setting aside time to soak in good experiences, like deciding to have a bath instead of a shower.
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From 50 Cent mingling with Playboy bunnies to a surprise, onstage Jonas Brothers mini-reunion, there was plenty of pre-game action to soak in off the field Friday night.
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Instead of engaging in the treatment, he recommends taking an old-fashioned route: Pick up a pack of frozen peas or an ice pack, or soak in an ice bath.
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Let the positive ones soak in too... And know that every single woman is dealing with it, know that you have a voice and they can't let them silence you.
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Instead of performing drills that day, Adachi and her teammates on the Japanese women's national hockey team had been allowed to frolic on the ice and soak in the moment.
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The 2019 Emmys are in full swing -- and there is quite a variety of famous faces to soak in from behind the scenes ... a testament to where entertainment's headed, perhaps?
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When Judge and his players finish their hard day of toil, they can soak in the Jacuzzi and be tended to by a staff of professional trainers, masseuses, and therapists.
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The warm kindness of strangers, exuding the stresses of the day into a toilet bowl before taking a soak in jasmine-scented water, unconditional love—these are the good things.
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FIFA grants teams a half-hour window the day before a game to walk through the stadium where they are scheduled to play, so they can soak in the surroundings.
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Beaming, Young took a screwdriver and twisted in the two screws, then stood to soak in the fact that his name now resides among Dickens' and Lynn's and all the rest.
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So set your alarm a half hour early, buy some luxe rose oil, write down your new goals, and get ready to soak in some "me" time — it's Jenny Slate-approved.
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So, in case you were planning on binge-watching the first two seasons before the season three premiere, a soak in a Stranger Things bath will definitely help set the mood.
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And it's a perfect fit for the Nintendo Switch, as you can absentmindedly grind for experience on the go and then soak in the beautiful visuals and soundtrack on your couch.
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These squeaky-clean stars couldn't resist a fresh out of the shower selfie ... soak in the nearly nude dudes and see if you can guess the hottie with a toweled body.
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Luckily for you all, I tried my best to soak in many of the event's most intriguing acts, as well as some of the unique happenings provided by Dekmantel's devoted clientele.
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In actuality, it is the ability to be impure that creates a great artist, the ability to soak in one's life experience in order to draft an artistic commentary on life.
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Both retirees -- Tom is a veteran, Buddy helped build Maryland's Fort McHenry tunnel back in the 2016s -- say they don't like to argue politics, they just like to soak in information.
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"People don't leave enough time for their sun cream to soak in, so it gets in the water," says one deckhand with Eo Wai'anae Tours, which organises boat trips off Oahu.
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Listen to those damn harmonies, feel the energy of those lost loves, the ones you'll never take to Edition (or even a Holiday Inn), soak in the memories, taste the tears.
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Or you can just pop on one of their collections and soak in a bit of musical history that, thanks to these volunteers, can now be listened to, pops, warbles, and all.
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"I literally apply so much of this stuff and then I let it soak in my skin," she said — oiling up her belly while wearing only a yellow bra and black panties.
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He gets off work at 4:30, and 4 to 6 is the hottest time of the day in Oregon, so we gladly soak in the sun and coolness of the river.
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A soak in an alfresco hot tub sounds nice, but many buyers might not be willing to pay more for that perk, according to Michael Walker, an LA-based builder and designer.
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Season salmon portions generously on both sides (you will probably have seasoning left over), set aside and let the seasoning soak in for at least 20 minutes and up to 45. 2.
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I go out of my way to avoid ads in day-to-day life, but on the off occasion when I'm driving down a highway, I'm essentially forced to soak in billboards.
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Now let's soak in the fact that somehow we've gotten to a place where we feel the need to spend hundreds of dollars on outfits to go sweat in the dirt. Exactly.
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Yup. You are going to be able to soak in Deschutes Mirror Pond ale, Black Butte porter, Red Chair northwest pale ale, and a seasonal beer that Deschutes changes every quarter. Wow.
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Infusing vodka is easy—just round up whatever herbs your mom has hanging out in her garden (or in the back of the fridge) and let them soak in the spirit overnight.
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People come from all over Asia and beyond to soak in Kinosaki's seven onsen, or public hot spring baths, and pretty much everyone does it walking around in a robe all day.
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Then, take a restorative soak in Sweetwater Spa's communal — and clothing optional — eight-person redwood tub, sweat in the cedarwood sauna, or indulge in a massage (starting at $110 for 50 minutes).
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Read it on a beach for the refreshment of a classic boy-meets-girl plot, or turn the pages more slowly to soak in some truly salty koans and morally insolvent characters.
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Some observers resented the fact that the show, which has mostly white writers, had forced fans, especially African-Americans, to soak in racist violence rather than offering them a respite from it.
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Gently rub lips with a dry toothbrush or washcloth to get rid of flakes, then apply balm and "let it soak in, like a mask," says the Chanel makeup artist Cyndle Komarovski.
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But after the final whistle blew, as Timpano was sulking—wishing he had made 19 saves instead—some pesky-ass camera operator came by to soak in the miserable scene on the bench.
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Rockstar's new cowboy simulator Red Dead Redemption 2 serves up a slow-as-blackstrap-molasses experience that encourages the player to soak in every inch of its lush and painstakingly designed Western expanse.
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Darren Criss was trying to enjoy Shawn Mendes' performance of "In My Blood," but couldn't see past Swift and her pal Camila Cabello, who both stood up to fully soak in the show.
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A means to an end so I can soak in more story detail, or explore, or see how far I can jump around the scenery once everything trying to kill me is silenced.
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Once a month, Darline Long and her husband, Charles, splurge on a hotel room outside Flint, where they and their daughter, Wendy, 36, who has cerebral palsy, soak in long baths and showers.
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Take a trip to the city's French Quarter, indulge in some of its famous Cajun cuisine, listen to some live music and soak in all the culture this popular spot has to offer.
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With the United States Open set to begin Monday, Puig had only a few days to soak in the appreciation of Puerto Rico and the fans who had fallen in love with her.
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In Nashville, Poile's teams have reached the playoffs 10 times in the last 23 seasons, but he finally gets to soak in the pageantry of the Stanley Cup finals for the first time.
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Despite his extensive experience in the sport, Faber's final outing gave him the worst pre-fight jitters he's ever encountered—which meant he couldn't totally soak in and embrace the adulation directed at him.
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Staying in a fancy hotel room often means you have access to luxuries that you don't always have at home, such as a TV with cable or a bath big enough to soak in.
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The 240°C water that gets pumped from deep underground is so mineral-heavy, however, that no bacteria can survive, even after it gets cooled down to bathing temperature for visitors to soak in.
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For now, it's enough just to soak in the moment as we collectively realize we're once again going to see Daniel Bryan get to do what he loves to do more than anything else.
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The cream took a bit of smoothing on, but my rough skin started to soften up and let it soak in instead of laying uselessly on top like so many others I had tried.
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And yet, despite my desire to soak in as much of the world as possible, it's balanced against wanting to be there when everyone is losing it on Twitter, as the third season begins.
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While some will gladly soak in all the greatness "Smooth" has to offer, that often comes with a blush of irony — the acknowledgement that there's something shameful about liking such an aggressively silly song.
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Like Anna Friemoth's "Jae-Hee and Clementine" (2013) at Gallery 151, these shows offer a mesmerizing moment to pause, dwell, and soak in blue like the women decked out in sunglasses in this image.
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Sadly (or perhaps not, considering my track record of unintended naps at opera performances), the Bavarian State Opera was on hiatus during my visit, but there was plenty of other art to soak in.
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Midterm rental platforms: For nomads looking to stay in one place for a month or more and truly soak in the culture, midterm rental platforms represent a more-affordable alternative to platforms like Airbnb.
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Ertz says she was nervous a week before the big day but that turned to excitement on the big day, and she made a concerted effort to slow down and soak in the whole experience.
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It's light enough that it fits in the background of most situations — while working or travelling, for instance — but there are still moments where I need to stop and soak in a song or lyric.
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There are big dishes for sharing, too, including pork blade steak that channels a Vietnamese barbecue and some of the area's finest fried chicken (a soak in buttermilk and fresh herbs renders it ranch-y).
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A few weeks ago, I drove home after an errand and stayed in my car for a minute just to soak in the old-but-new joy I from a song I had recently discovered.
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Tradition has it that the rice should be left to soak in cold water overnight to get rid of impurities, then steamed before the alms collection—but such preparations are not necessarily respected by vendors.
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Most Geminis just can't understand a Taurus's need to soak in the sun quietly and peacefully, just like you may not understand her sense of humor and her inability to keep her thoughts to herself.
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Fermented locust beans will plump up nicely with a soak in warm water, and will collaborate with crayfish and red palm kernel oil to make an umami-rich pot of efo riro, or stewed greens.
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Crunchy and meaty, it comes from the bitter root of a plant that grows on the seaside hills in southern Korea and is made palatable by a soak in water and a rub of salt.
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Not so close you combust in a fiery explosion, but close enough so your smartphone's wide-angle lens can soak in enough light while still encompassing the majority of the fireworks show you're trying to capture.
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It may be tricky getting your cat to stay in the tub for 10 minutes, but giving the shampoo time to soak in will provide your cat with relief from irritating symptoms like itching and inflammation.
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There is something undeniably appealing in a basely childlike way about a bowl full of Barbie-sized foods that one can soak in milk and spoon up like a giant with an out-sized sweet tooth.
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But according to a new study led by Japanese researchers, you may be cheating yourself out of a number of mental and physical health benefits by opting for a shower over a soak in the tub.
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The center, which opened in 1996, provides women in labor with a paisley-patterned space where they can walk around and eat, soak in Jacuzzi tubs, avoid continuous fetal monitoring, and be visited by unlimited guests.
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And even as its central character Dud Dudley, a surfer played by Wyatt Russell, wrestles with various existential challenges, the show delivers more of a soak-in-it mood through its everyday dramas and modest secrets.
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The scene's well written, well acted and well directed (by Craig Zobel), emphasizing the easy interplay of these two, as they soak in a bathtub together and make "til death do us part" kind of plans.
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All Chuck ever did was stand there and soak in the glory, lip-syncing occasionally to the voice of Barney's Duncan Brannan before Bowling for Soup's Jaret Reddick took over the voice-acting gig in 2012.
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Bokeh starts with a young couple, Jenai (The Guest's Maika Monroe) and Riley (Matt O'Leary), on vacation in Iceland, where they make out under waterfalls, soak in hot springs, and drink in the scenery on walking tours.
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For fans, they were given one last chance to belt out the words to their favorite songs, and Petty was able to soak in the love that he'd built up after decades spent writing, recording, and touring.
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Bumble is calling the space the Hive, and it will be a month-long installment designed to be a space for dates, Bumble fans and really anyone — to just hang out and soak in the Bumble brand.
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At first, I loved taking in the world, and the moments where little was happening were a great chance to soak in the incredible soundtrack, which shifts from folk to jazz to blues depending where you travel.
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For SNS removal, my technician used an electronic file to take off some of the top layers, then I had to soak in foils and acetone for about 30 minutes — which is so much longer than gel.
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Virtue is a long, tranquil soak in the tub on a Sunday morning, a cleansing both physical and metaphysical, enveloping yourself in ribbons of color from your favorite bath bomb while Chopin plays softly in the background.
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I'd been haranguing people all day to go and see them, and judging from how slammed it was in there to soak in the unassuming foursome's mind-melting barrage of undulating, deconstructed drones and screaming psychedelic freakouts.
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The Băile Neptun resort, located in 153 ADLegend also has it that Roman hero and god Hercules stopped by the rivers that flow through the area to bathe and soak in the region's healing hot water springs.
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As she served me and my brothers dinner each night, my mom described her grandfather's remarkable patience — he always let his tahdig soak in his khoresh, or stew, just long enough to soften, but not grow soggy.
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But one of the most effective may be, surprisingly, to soak in long, hot baths in the days beforehand, according to a well-timed new study of how best to prepare for athletic competitions in the heat.
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Instead, she was alone as kickoff approached, rising from her seat to mouth the words to Iran's national anthem, and then settling back down to soak in every moment on a television that only she was watching.
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The dish is usually made out of rolled oats that soak in milk for a few hours and it's known for being a convenient, make-ahead breakfast that's easy to customize with ingredients like fruit or chocolate.
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In the middle of a press conference, Seattle-based Spokesman Review reporter Sean Kramer asked a question after St. Joseph's win last night against Cincinnati in Spokane, and Martelli interrupted Kramer to soak in some West Coast vibes.
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Unfortunately, because of the way United States of Japan's structure was set up as a chase, there was never a moment I could just take a step back and soak in that world the way I wanted to.
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Here, visitors are able to watch dramatic retellings of Nordic mythology and soak in a public bath with other goths—which sounds weird as hell so I didn't try it, but I'm sure it's fun for some people.
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"Please do come to Myanmar, soak in an atmosphere brimming with opportunities and witness our new-found economic vibrancy with your own eyes," she told a crowd of business people, diplomats and journalists gathered at a conference hall.
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Rather than languish on my journey, and admit defeat when things become difficult and painful, I've learned to take pause; I'm certain that to feel the inherent discomforts of life ultimately allows us to soak in its pleasures.
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So, I cover these weddings and as I watch these couples interact, I soak in the simple but significant gestures I long for: a shared knowing glance, hands that magnetically clasp together, kisses that silently tell their stories.
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Down the final stretch, as it was clear that the milestone was easily in reach, the pacesetters, timing car and accompanying cyclists all peeled away, leaving Kipchoge alone to soak in the shouts and applause of the crowd.
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Soak in the stillness before the trail becomes inundated with annoyingly pert workout types and, without having to stop and check your FitBit, take in views of the city that gave you your sweaty, spicy, bighearted, big drinking night.
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Still on cloud-nine and unable to "soak in" the life-changing moment just yet, Cartelli says she's a little "worried" about all the moving parts that come along with kick-starting her career on such a public platform.
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I had been under the impression these cities were in the same state… As I exited the aptly-named Hertz rental lot in LAX, I allowed myself a moment to soak in the warm sunshine beaming through the windscreen.
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"The real reason to soak in 'Sharp Objects' is to watch Camille sink deeper into her history, even as this comes to seem a worse and worse idea," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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But it's also another chance to forget all that, a time to just soak in her grace and her power once again, to marvel at her 120-plus-miles-per-hour serves and her lithe and long-limbed elegance.
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While only 6,436 people live year-round in Kittilä, some 750,000 visitors travel to the region each year to hike, ski, catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, and soak in spas, among other nature and wellness-focused activities.
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Perhaps nowhere else is this dynamic so evident as in Chamonix, where you can wander through a landscape that feels as wild and harsh as the moon, then, half an hour later, soak in a Jacuzzi under the stars.
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The fact that the car isn't done yet works in the company's favor, as it can soak in the customer feedback and tweak details that are disliked the most, and build even more buzz on the features people already love.
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Lehtonen's milestone lifts Stars past Islanders NEW YORK — As the final seconds ticked off the clock Wednesday night, Dallas Stars goalie Kari Lehtonen smiled behind his mask and allowed himself to soak in the accomplishment of joining a select NHL fraternity.
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For most, Labor Day weekend means three long, luxurious days to soak in those last moments of summer, sip on some rosé at a backyard barbecue, and bust out your finest white linens for their last hurrah until Memorial Day.
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Founder Andrew Khedoori told Fact earlier this year that one of the artists on the label compared some music they submitted to "a long soak in a hot bath," which he found resonant with the overall aims of the imprint.
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The couple's been in Italy for at least 14 days now -- they got hitched in late June over in France ... and then jetted down to Italy to soak in some rays ... like just about every other famous traveler, it seems.
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" —a man "The prospect of a little bit of goop exiting as your dick returns to its normal state means that the choice of clothing needs to be non-irritable and, preferably, something that doesn't let stains soak in so easy.
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With a design that throws it back to the old "cheese grater" aluminum tower, the new Mac Pro, which starts at $5,13, and the $4,999 Apple-designed 32-inch Pro Display XDR monitor are quite the pair to soak in.
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Two years ago, he joined Cadillac after a short time at the helm of Infiniti, leading a move from Detroit to New York City's high-rent SoHo district in an effort to soak in some of the Big Apple's mojo.
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Raw Elements' Face and Body is among the best solutions I've tried, and if you make sure to apply it well ahead of your day outside, it will soak in very well, and stay there better than most chemical-based alternatives.
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To soak in the jaw-dropping collage of colonial and Art Deco architecture, to ponder the sad-alien street murals by Yulier Rodriguez, to hear stories of a parallel world, a world that begins to slowly merge with your own.
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And there are the skilled underdogs, determined to break out of the pack: Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, a fastidious moderate, said she has watched the crowded Republican primary debates of 2012 and 2016 to soak in the highly fluid format.
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If you'd rather have more than a few hours of sunlight a day, book a trip for the summertime where temps are low so you can still snowmobile across glaciers and soak in any number of hot springs throughout the country.
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The meal didn't catapult me quite to Bombay Canteen-level highs, but O Pedro is a place I'll still return to to revisit some favorites, to explore new corners of the expansive menu, and to soak in that festive Goan feeling.
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But many questions remain unanswered about the effects of the baths, including what happens at a molecular level inside exercisers' muscles when they soak in frigid water, and what those molecular effects might mean for the effectiveness of subsequent workouts.
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Next month, the Park Hyatt will expand further with a resort in Niseko, a ski destination on Japan's northern Hokkaido island where, in addition to hillside suites, visitors can enjoy a soak in the onsen and local delicacies like snow crab.
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We finally had the chance to soak in the scenery — an open kitchen flows into a tile-decorated bar, while an artful jumble of seating to hold 150 diners fills the room, mixing long communal tables with two-tops and banquettes.
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"When an area has burned, soil become hydrophobic, or water resistant, which causes water to rush over soil instead of soak in," The Rocky Mountain Incident Management Team said in an advisory, noting that crews are in place to perform water rescues.
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It may be the world's only UNESCO World Heritage Site you can soak in, and it's blessed with a 93 degree Celsius (202 degree Fahrenheit) public hot spring in the center of town that has been healing travelers' achy legs for 1,1.603 years.
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But plot advances slowly and in unexpected places, and perhaps the best way to understand a year isn't to look back at the inscribed narratives, the statistics, but to simply soak in the parts of it that were just trying to be.
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"For my part, in between video meetings about our coronavirus response and other foundation issues, I've made a point to get outside (while still following social distancing rules!) to soak in the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest," Gates wrote on Instagram.
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I set a plate of leftover cheese and crackers with jam and honey from a charcuterie board I made for New Year's Eve and my laptop on top of the toilet seat and munch and watch while I soak in the tub.
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"It was quite nerve-racking," said Scott, who added that he was so wrung out at the end of each day that he would stay back at the hotel and soak in an Epsom salt bath while Dustin ventured out for dinner.
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We revel in the illicit thrill of scamming the probably deserving, soak in the intimacy of these women's friendships — and when it inevitably comes crashing back down, feel along with them a twinge of regret that they couldn't get away with it forever.
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Last year, three residents allegedly broke through the fence that guards Devil's Hole and sprayed gunfire, took off their clothes to soak in the hot water, threw up in the pool, and left a pair of boxer shorts in this critical fish habitat.
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I encourage you to watch the trailer above and soak in the very first words you hear, which I have helpfully transcribed for you: In the America I grew up in, that I still believe in, we loved guys like Tom Brady.
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" The trailer takes a second to soak in the familiar sights and sounds of Downton Abbey before showing how things have changed: Lady Edith pulls up with her family in a car, prompting Lord Grantham to remark, "No maid, no valet, no nanny, even!
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Serums are some of the most spendy, since time and time again they prove to be the most important part of your routine, as they often pack the most active ingredient and go on first, allowing them to soak in and do the most good.
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Travelers can soak in the journey of a couture ensemble with Indian celebrity designer duo, Shantanu and Nikhil, at their Delhi workshop, see how to build a better community with Clothes Box Foundation or learn how to drape a sari in 20 different ways.
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What follows is one of the most ridiculous justifications for sexualized depictions to date—according to Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, it's because she can only breathe through her skin, and thus the skimpiness lets her freely soak in air and water through her curves.
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Read more: Millennials are treating themselves to experiences — but it doesn't mean they're bad with moneyA city of hills, Lisbon also has rooftops from which to soak in the views while enjoying some food or drink: There's the Limão Rooftop Bar, Topo, and PARK.
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While covering riots, he could not take pictures if he was wearing a gas mask, so he carried a small bottle of vinegar and a piece of cotton, which he would soak in the vinegar and put up his nostrils when tear gas was sprayed.
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One doesn't watch Floyd's Fjord Fiesta because they want to knock out a few Norwegian staples on a dismal Wednesday evening: one watches Floyd's Fjord Fiesta because to do so is to soak in one man's deep-rooted love of the finer things in life.
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"I think the lesson that I would tell myself when we did the movie would be to just soak in every moment and treasure it because it went by so fast," Hudgens says in the special, which is highlighted exclusively in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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From the Chucky-inspired orbs (that are a little too realistic-looking for a relaxing soak, in our opinion) to every kind of spooky iteration you can find on Etsy, it seems that everyone is getting into the spirit of the season with their bath products.
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I've lived in the center of Paris for years, and one of the things I love best about this city is taking an after-dinner walk to Notre-Dame with my husband just to soak in the Gothic facade, the monstrous gargoyles and the darkened rose windows.
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The newly opened San Servolo Resort and Beer Spa, next to the brewery, just outside the hilltop town of Buje, offers guests and non-guests the chance to have a 4003-minute soak in hoppy beer while drinking unlimited amounts of lager from the bathtub-side tap.
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See more: The best disinfecting cleanersWhether you love a relaxing soak in a tub full of hot water and bath salts after a long day or a bracing cold shower to get going in the morning, one thing that makes it better is a clean bathtub.
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First we spend half an hour in an outdoor hot tub overlooking the ocean, then a 25 minute soak in a hot bath with hops, malt, yeast, beer oils, and beer salts (with the local brew available on tap), then a 25 minute rest in a relaxation room.
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Comparing Picasso's utter indifference to haute cuisine with Matisse's daintier palate, he embellishes a description of Matisse's penchant for brandade de morue with unexpected advice: that the repeated washing of the codfish was best achieved, some housewives found, by a day's soak in the cistern of a flush toilet.
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If your idea of adventure is returning from a fascinating but sweaty day of touring to a posh cocoon for a massage and soak in the pool, while a waiter trots over your favorite libation (included in the fare), then consider the all-suite 3993-passenger Scenic Spirit.
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I remember lunching with my National Childbirth Trust friends, pre-babies, and talking about the joys of maternity leave — the prospect of having time to soak in the bath, picnic in the park, write a blog, set up a business… Four years later, and I'm a mother of two small children.
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Read more: 6 Marvel Cinematic Universe actors who are among the highest-paid celebrities in the world"The Lion King" is a technological filmmaking feat and will surely go on to become a huge moneymaker for Disney, as you really need to go to the theater to soak in the experience.
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I've managed to burn more than one dish since I've started testing the Holy Sheet, but unlike my steel sheet pans that require heavy soaking, steel wool, and/or baking soda, a quick soak in hot water lifted up seemingly petrified caramelized onions and the glazes that glued them in place.
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This stunt, it seems, is nearly the opposite of that: Here is an undisclosed bear with perhaps the most ridiculous instrument known to mankind, in a region not normally heralded for its warmth and congeniality, tricking people into pausing, even for a moment, to soak in his moves and melodies.
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Be proactive about solitude—work from a different room for a few hours, soak in the tub and listen to a podcast for 30 minutes at lunchtime (after you warn others you'll be in there!!), or sit on your fire escape and phone chat with a buddy at the end of the day.
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She still brings a brainy guest list and a brisk, skeptical British sensibility to her time slot, but whatever edge Katherine might once have possessed has been dulled — by success, by fatigue, by the illness of her husband (John Lithgow), by too long a soak in the lukewarm waters of the mainstream.
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And this time, with 58 people dead, at least 161 pierced by bullets, and more than 20,000 concertgoers from around the country left to soak in the memories of that night, the web of trauma spans from coast to coast, linking the casualties of this attack with those of all the others.
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The Toronto Raptors' rabid fan base coped comfortably without Tuesday's high-profile absentees, predictably choosing instead to soak in the roller-coaster of a 219-223.3 overtime victory over the New Orleans Pelicans that followed the unveiling of the first championship banner in the history of the N.B.A.'s lone Canadian franchise.
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It felt a lot like my first few weeks of sobriety: I was such an emotional wreck and felt like I was living a nightmare I couldn't wake up from, and because I had none of my usual vices to fall back on, I just had to soak in every single minute of it.
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Once out, she realized she would have a better career path with a technical degree (specifically, electrical engineering), and set out to tackle math and science, training herself to grind through technical subjects with many of the techniques of practice and repetition that she had used to let Russian vocabulary and declension soak in.
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According to Science Daily, a new study released by Primates, the official journal of the Japan Monkey Centre, the macaques of the country's northern Nagano region soak in the natural steam baths in Jigokudani Monkey Park not only to warm their little bodies from the chilly winter weather, but also to destress for health-related reasons.
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Tone House, whose high-intensity classes are so difficult that I spent my entire first class wondering whether I was going to vomit, now offers recovery workshops and cold tubs to soak in (the trainers suggest starting with just five minutes), which help reduce swelling after training and flush soreness-causing lactic acid from the body.
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For ultra-stubborn stains and grease, soak in a 210-23 solution of water and household ammonia for several hours How to Clean with Lemons Carpet: Once a year We've all had this experience: You move a piece of furniture, only to find a pristine patch of carpet that stands in stark contrast to the rest of the dingy floor covering.
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In the video, Minaj and Petty soak in a hot tub as she sings, "I f— him like I miss him / He just came out of prison" — a line that fans interpreted as reference to Petty's criminal record (He is a registered sex offender in the state of New York and served time in prison for manslaughter after being convicted in 2002).
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Visit the Puerto Rican capitol building, stop by Casa Blanca, a museum that was originally built as a home for Ponce de Leon and his family, soak in the surroundings at Teatro Tapia, the neoclassical theater that has been the cultural heart of the city for 2600 years, and grab a piña colada at Barrachina, which claims to have invented the cocktail.
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After waiting in a late afternoon lineup (an afternoon lineup!!!) to get in I saddle up to the bar, order myself a beer and a shot called a Mind Fuck (it was either that or one called Red-Headed Slut) and let myself soak in the ambience, soak being the appropriate verb because it felt like I was being held down and pissed on by a bunch of a marauding jocks.
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But now that the temps are finally enjoyable again, we're itching to be out and about for as long as possible, as often as possible — filling our weekends with recurring outdoor margarita dates, afternoon strolls through our favorite hoods, and any other excuse to soak in some vitamin D. Given the warm weather, we're also more likely to bypass anything with wheels and get all our daily steps in.
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Take in "Giacometti" at the Guggenheim; attend a workshop with the Little Orchestra Society at El Museo del Barrio; soak in the sunset with Huma Bhaba's sculptures at the Met; catch Frank London's Klezmer Brass All-Stars at the Jewish Museum, where "Chaim Soutine: Flesh" is on view; engage all your senses at Cooper Hewitt; and discover Stanley Kubrick's photography at the Museum of the City of New York.
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Years of climbing his way from somewhat of a comedy act through the junior heavyweight division and to the top of Bullet Club, of losing himself and his partner and finding his way back, of losing sight of goals and friendships and correcting those mistakes, and of simply improving as a competitor and person all culminated in Omega's crowning achievement, one he got to soak in with the people who mean the most to him.
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The Galápagos aside, top attractions in Ecuador include Quito's well-preserved historic center, a Unesco World Heritage site that is full of plazas, churches and convents; a trip to the Equator where visitors can walk on ground that is said to be precisely at Earth's midpoint — 0 degrees latitude, 0 minutes, 0 seconds; and an excursion to the Andean alpine grasslands an hour from Quito, where visitors can soak in hot springs and go hiking and mountain biking.
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As you should be able to guess, he plays instruments ranging from the accordion to the electric guitar, and as a DJ he's revered for cavernous crates that have soundtracked spellbinding moments everywhere from Brooklyn nightclubs to cumbia-only Boiler Rooms and Cuba's first major music festival Growing up in the mid 270s in the small riverside town of Bewdley in the sprawling county of Yorkshire in the UK, Holland would trek as a teen to larger cities nearby like Birmingham to hit record stores and soak in the bustling music scene, gazing upon the rows of the many hotly tipped sleeves on the wall.
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