If you take a walk during a normal work day, then take a walk when you're working from home!
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It's kind of like Goldwater — they take a walk.
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Take a walk — either alone or with a dog.
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Take a walk and gaze at some decorative store windows.
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I take a walk around the block to cool down.
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I needed to take a walk to understand my feelings.
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Let's take a walk on the lighter side, shall we?
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Then take a walk along the ritziest street in town.
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Below, we take a walk along the shady memory lane.
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" Aden answered, "Yes," and the officer replied, "Let's take a walk.
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The title of her post read: Take a walk in paradise.
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Hodan, may you take a walk in paradise with your husband.
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Or just take a walk, and see where you end up.
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I recommend taking periodic breaks to stretch or take a walk.
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She couldn't go out to buy groceries or take a walk.
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When I take a walk, sometimes I take it with me.
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Just kidding—take a walk and be sure to get enough sleep.
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"I hope he can take a walk in their shoes," she said.
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It's a lovely night outside, and we take a walk following drinks.
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He said that it was beautiful outside; we should take a walk.
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Today, we take a walk through our neighborhood and on the beach.
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Take a walk and remind myself that change does not come easily.
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Further Resources: Heal Me With Plants Take a Walk in the Woods.
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Never say no to that impulse to take a walk in the woods.
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Decide you'll take a walk after work or hang out in a bookstore.
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The couple tried to take a walk, but she couldn't muster the strength.
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Take a walk on the cozy side with our 26 J.Crew picks ahead.
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Let's take a walk down memory lane — meme-ory lane, if you will.
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Take a walk through the gallery to see the dog-gone adorable pics.
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"I went out to take a walk," he says, and the journey begins.
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If all else fails, get up and take a walk around the block.
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You're a bit over the top now, so let's take a walk outside.
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Noon — I take a walk and drop off some film to be developed.
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If you do need to get out, it's okay to take a walk.
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"We left together to take a walk and several years later got married."
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Then, with the school's blessing, he'd take a walk until he calmed down.
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Let's take a walk down memory lane ahead of part 2 of the finale.
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It's a lot easier to take a walk if you're already on your feet.
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Then about another inning, I said, 'We have to take a walk down below.
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When people take a walk, some always like to know exactly where they are.
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If my step count is low, I can take a walk around the block.
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"I still get out and take a walk with my family everyday," she says.
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Eventually Jean suggested we take a walk outside, through the courtyards of the complex.
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A person can take a walk in the woods, and see many interesting things.
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If you cannot support the president, then take a stand and take a walk.
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We then head back to the city and take a walk around my neighborhood.
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Michelle Obama predicted her husband would want to take a walk by himself outside.
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I usually try to take a walk and pick up a salad or sandwich.
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If you were looking for a reason to take a walk, now's the time.
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As dusk fell, the young man suggested we take a walk up the mountain.
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So take a walk with your work wife for an afternoon pick me up.
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He's like, 'Oh, I felt this way, so I needed to take a walk.
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Randall says he may take a walk in the morning now, instead of a run.
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Hit the gym for just a short time, or bundle up and take a walk.
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Go out for dinner, take a walk together, and maybe exchange a gift or two.
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It's a great place to enjoy a picnic or take a walk during fair weather.
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I finish the last of my pasta and take a walk to get an Americano.
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Visit an art museum or get out a sketchpad or take a walk and reflect.
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Take a walk in the mountains far from civilization and your lungs will thank you.
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After he tells her that Rita is dead, Raquel suggests they go take a walk.
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Kings fans should probably log off for a while and take a walk or something.
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If you don't believe that, let's take a walk down Jennifer Lopez music video lane.
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Then, I take a walk by AT&T Park and call my parents after lunch.
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"When you're down on the ground, try to take a walk or bicycle," said Zapata.
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Get back to nature, channel your inner Thoreau and take a walk in the woods.
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Take a walk after your picnic and consider how much history the grounds have seen.
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Take a walk on the wild, and illegal, side — if only for a few hours.
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My husband suggests going to get some fries, so we take a walk over there.
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If you have nothing to give, you can simply take a walk around the lake.
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The episode on spiritual trauma, I had to stop halfway through and take a walk.
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Take a walk, read a book for a few minutes, or call up a friend.
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After landing there, Mr. Luykx insisted he, Ms. Pushkine and her daughter take a walk.
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" The band's leader eventually announced: "Who wants to go take a walk in the rain?
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At one point his visitors interrupted him to take a walk and catch their breath.
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I take a walk around the neighborhood and try to find the local shopping district.
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You could take a walk or find a friend who's a good listener, Yan says.
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"Take the stairs rather than the elevator, or take a walk at lunch," Mainous advised.
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Would she like to take a walk or a yoga class or go see a movie?
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"At one point Harvey asked me to take a walk down to the water," she wrote.
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Then I take a walk around the block, but don't last long because it's so hot!
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"At one point Harvey asked me to take a walk down to the water," Headey recalled.
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Then we'd take a walk in the park, go for a swim, the possibilities are endless!
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Take a walk through our slideshow of a day in Cheban's life and judge for yourself.
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Everyone should take a walk up to the lighthouse at Tallow Beach — the earlier the better.
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Expect to take a walk down memory lane and to cry over a few photo albums.
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During the workday, take a break every hour or so, and even take a walk outside.
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It's another beautiful day, so we decide to take a walk back to the hardware store.
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Take a walk on Auckland's counter cultural side along Karangahape Road, known locally as K Road.
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Take a walk outside, being sure to keep at least six feet away from other people.
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Another editor asks if I'd like to take a walk and get coffee and I agree.
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Next time, it might be better to just take a walk in the sun (fully clothed).
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Call a friend and gossip…or maybe just take a walk through a neighborhood you love.
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Let's take a walk down memory lane and remember what senators said about Yellen 4 years ago.
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E treats for the pizza and we take a walk around Battersea Park, because I've never been!
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It doesn't take a walk through the mall to realize that the holidays are already upon us.
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My assistant and I decide we need a break and take a walk to the convenience store.
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I would just make a mix and take a walk and be like, what does this mean?
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After we eat, I put him in the Babybjorn and we take a walk around the block.
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Take a walk down memory lane here with all the times the Pentagon's been surprised by Trump.
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She wanted to leave and take a walk, to wrap her head around everything she'd just learned.
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So take a walk around, listen for a great spot to mount your setup, and hit record.
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Now, take a walk down memory lane, and look back at all of Lively's Met appearances, below.
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We have a meeting with the team and then I take a walk to clear my head.
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When I take a walk or drive at this time of day something happens to my psyche.
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But it's possible, so sometimes it's safer to just take a walk to have a sensitive conversation.
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I mean if it's just me and the dogs and Justin, we'll take a walk around the property.
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Afterwards, Moon and Kim will take a walk together in Panmunjom before beginning the next round of talks.
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I take a walk to a coffee shop up the road for an afternoon pick-me-up ($12).
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So to mark the occasion, let's take a walk down memory lane and revisit some of those moments.
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Take a walk down memory lane with some of the snaps posted from their magical, vampire-filled night.
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Lucky for most beauty fanatics, the brand has finally decided to take a walk on the wild side.
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Take a walk in the lovely weather while you still can, and breathe in that fresh outdoor air!
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Media gathered around to take a walk down what was thought to be the road of the future.
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If you take a walk on Broadway today, you won't find the dumpling empire, mighty as it was.
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Lyn and their son decided to take a walk to a nearby restaurant to get milkshakes and fries.
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He urges Trump-haters to merely take a walk down Main Street and see the "help wanted" signs.
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"When will you take a walk with your own people, your royal highness?" was one comment on Twitter.
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The model met up with her girlfriend Kristen Stewart to take a walk with her and her dog.
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Take a walk in an area that isn't crowded or go for a run outside in the park.
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So, instead of the usual format, we're going to take a walk inside the mind of another comedian.
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BTW ... Howie's allowed to take a walk and get some exercise, as long as he keeps his distance.
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Take a walk through the centers of Manhattan or Tokyo, with their LED-zeppelin screens and sky-plundering advertisements.
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I'm also still really hungry, so I decide to take a walk to AmazonGo and get myself a snack.
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Since it's raining, I take a walk on the treadmill for 303 minutes while listening to Nancy and knitting.
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If you're ready to give yourself a little challenge, take a walk and mix in short bouts of jogging.
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After I. finish, I decide to take a walk through my building because it's still cold and rainy outside.
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That on-base percentage in the middle isn't a typo—Phillies leadoff hitters have yet to take a walk.
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Murphy plans to take a walk-through of the building – with that firehouse still standing nearby – on Friday evening.
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Watch the video at the top of the page and, I dunno, maybe take a walk afterwards or something.
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In a Facebook video in late June, he claimed that terrorists were making Americans afraid to take a walk.
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He invites me to take a walk with him by the lake while we wait for the final presentations.
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Probably around 3 we generally take a walk on the beach, probably a good hour, hour and a half.
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She can read a book, watch a show, play with the dog, kick a ball or take a walk.
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Go on and take a walk on the wild side with any of the 16 serpent-like pieces ahead.
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A word about dining in Costa Rica restaurants: Service is slow, really slow, take-a-walk-between-courses slow.
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Then he asked Ms. Axelrod to take a walk on the small beach across the street from their home.
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" And after taking a breather, he said, "we'll take a walk and we'll come back and we'll do it.
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To this day I can't take a walk down my street without having somebody take a picture of me.
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"This is the first time that I read something and I needed to take a walk," he told her.
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They can also take a walk or walk their pets, but keep at least six feet away from others.
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Lou Reed didn't write "Take a Walk on the Wild Side" over and over again for 40 years, did he?
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Sitting for eight hours a day sucks, but getting up to take a walk around the office isn't always possible.
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She wanted be free and simply go to the park with her children or take a walk to the store.
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It's gorgeous out so I take a walk with my best friend, who I recently hired to join our team.
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Take a walk through Salta, Argentina, to ogle some stunning Spanish colonial architecture — the beautiful town was founded in 1582.
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It encouraged me to take a walk last night and listen to a podcast, to get out of the house.
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And James Burrows directed the series's finale, at 8:30, in which the couple take a walk down memory lane.
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They had tea together until the matchmaker suggested that she and Min's mother take a walk in a nearby park.
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Below, you can take a walk through a handful of the contemporary books most frequently restricted in the last year.
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Whatever their merits in their own fields, Phillips was the only one of the four who could take a walk.
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A married townie whom Camille knew when she was in school pressures her to take a walk alone with him.
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"We're not really here to buy anything, only to see the bridge and take a walk around," Mr. He said.
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That family story prompted the Hollywood star to take a walk-on role with Save the Children a decade ago.
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I mean, if I'm going now to take a walk and get a coffee, I can take my headphones out.
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Headey said Weinstein asked her to take a walk, and soon made a suggestive comment and gesture, which she laughed off.
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And if you can't be strong for them, then you have to take a walk around the block until you can.
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I packed tons to eat (for lunch and snacks for class), but I'm not hungry, so I take a walk instead.
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We take a walk just to the end of the block before the dog decides he's too tired to keep going.
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Before we bid May and its infamous Justin Timberlake memes adieu, let's take a walk down last month's shopping memory lane.
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It's such a big deal to get him to go outside and take a walk or connect with his old friends.
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Let's take a walk down memory lane and revisit nine of the most quintessential holiday television episodes of the 83s: 1.
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Aunt Lydia, back to Sour Mode, pulls her chair out from behind her and says they're going to take a walk.
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They might want to take a walk or a bike ride or just drive around and have some time to themselves.
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I don't really think I can do more Asian food, so I decide to take a walk and find something downtown.
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To distract myself, I take a walk outside because the weather is beautiful and decide to stop at Sweetgreen for lunch.
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When I take a walk on the bridge with my dead cat in my arms, people say strange things to me.
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When the first snow hits we take a walk to the mountains, I know it sounds like a black metal cliché.
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Of course, Trump would never take a walk in the dead woods; he's nature-averse, unless it's tailored to his tastes.
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Take a walk through any borough of New York City and you&aposre likely to encounter people living on the street.
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We decided to take a walk down memory lane to see the 10 craziest concept cars from the Tokyo Auto Salon.
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What he now wanted most, he said, was to go home, take a walk with his children and greet his neighbors.
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Occasionally I sit at the conference table, but ideally, I'll take a walk and eat at one of the Smithsonian gardens.
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Thanks to the Mount Washington Observatory, we can see what it's like to take a walk in 110 mile per hour winds.
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"Donald Trump should just take a walk through that museum and see what it means to have to produce papers," she said.
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Have a beer, smoke some weed, take a walk, breathe some air, listen to it, see if it makes you feel different.
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Take a walk through midtown Manhattan (please don't actually) and it might even seem like there are more WeWorks than office buildings.
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He was there for two days, and on the second day, he asked doctors if he could take a walk, CNN reports.
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Jobs declined the speaking engagement but noted that he would attend the event so the two could take a walk and talk.
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Tell her you'd rather grab some coffee with her in the break room or offer to take a walk with her later.
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It's sunny outside despite being February, so they tell me they might take a walk, maybe look around some cheap thrift stores.
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That means that even if you go outside to exercise or take a walk, you should stay six feet away from anyone.
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Like put the phone down or change it up, take a walk, you know, do whatever you want, it's up to you.
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"Let's take a walk," he said gently to the man whose doors he has opened to so many people over the years.
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Affordability Rank: 18 Millennial Happiness Rank: 11 Economy Health Rank: 1 Things to do: Take a walk down the Pearl Street Mall.
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Labor Day weekend is a glorious opportunity to get outside, eat a hot dog, and take a walk with a loved one.
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After she cooled off at Chelsea's, she made a point to take a walk outside Chelsea's apartment building to prove she was ok.
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After feeling extremely fidgety, I decide to take a walk to see if there is any good ice cream at the convenience store.
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We were snappy about the dishes piling up; we whined about wanting to take a walk or a drive just to get out.
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Scroll down to take a walk on the wild side like Selena and shop five of our favorite tiger-print dresses for fall.
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Sit down with a TV show that makes you laugh, take a walk or run, or do something else that gives you joy.
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Just, if your binge-watches are more like binge-binges, then it might be time to shut it down and take a walk.
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If I'm in Paris, I'd much rather take a walk and discover something amazing than be stuck on a treadmill at my hotel.
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The moon enters your sign, asking you to reconnect with yourself and focus on self care—take a walk and get some air!
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"If I get a creative block, I take a walk to the beach or take the kids to see the sunset," she said.
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You can FaceTime a friend, take a walk around the block, do a puzzle — something to take your mind off this toxic ex.
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"To take a walk around the Garnier is not especially nice," he said of the severe 19th-century area of the Grands Boulevards.
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As we take a walk around with Luke, we see how he's managed to spend so much time so far away from civilization.
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Songs like "Sleepyhead" (from 2008) and "Take a Walk" (from 2012) established Passion Pit's Michael Angelakos as a synth-pop auteur of note.
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They bought out most of our equity and then the day they had controlling interest they told us to go take a walk.
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The "Trashtag Challenge" is inspiring people on Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit to take a walk outside and clean up any litter they stumble upon.
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But take a walk down the Embarcadero on the right day, and you can find yourself up to your ankles in brackish Bay water.
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But all is not lost, so long as we stop judging books by their covers, and instead take a walk in someone else's shoes.
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Then I take a walk around the neighborhood and return to my desk to eat the veggie burger and salad I packed for lunch.
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Make time to tap into your senses today: take a walk, eat something delicious; do whatever you need to make your body feel good.
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And, when you are at home and feel the urge to reach for your device, go outside, take a walk or exercise, she said.
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Robert Blake will take a walk down the aisle a third time ... 12 years after a jury acquitted him of murdering his second wife.
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But to try and convince you to take a walk on the wild side, here's 14 picks that make me weak in the knees.
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If you're trying to play Overwatch right now, just after the new "Uprising" event's launch, maybe go take a walk or play something else.
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So to cure her case of #FOMO, she decided to take a walk over to his room to see what he was up to.
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Before we get too deep in 2017, let's take a walk down memory lane and revisit 2016 through the eyes of two best friends.
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So as we say goodbye to Spicer as press secretary, let's take a walk through the last six months of him being schlub-shamed.
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"The plan is to get me up on my feet in the next 24 hours and take a walk on my leg," he wrote.
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Until this week, Nikki believed she had forced John to say what she wanted to hear so she'd take a walk down the aisle.
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In honor of the 15th anniversary of A Walk To Remember, let's take a walk down memory lane...❤ What are your favorite scenes?
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I would love to have a day with him, to share a meal, take a walk and delve into his perspective on our nation today.
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Ensure that employees know they can find a private space, use a conference room or take a walk outside when private conversations need to happen.
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NICE THINGS I take a walk over to the club, just to see what's happening or to get an update on what happened Saturday night.
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Take a walk down Nostrand Avenue and you will come across more black businesses than you might expect — and this is in a gentrified area.
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Expecting to take a walk along a path Amanda hadn't taken before, at one point she sat down to rest, meditate and take a nap.
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Pokémon Go tries to take this feeling into the real world by, well, existing for one, and also explicitly encouraging players to take a walk.
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I take a walk on the beach in the morning to put my feet in the ocean before going back to the house to shower.
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I decided to take a walk down the streets of South Jakarta to hear people's stories about one of the most sacred human experiences ever.
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Take a walk along Blackpool Promenade and you'll find cheap boozers, chain-smoking fortune tellers, and a shit-load of traditional fish and chip shops.
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In that kind of buyer-beware environment, there is a simple solution: retirement investors can demand the services of a fiduciary, or take a walk.
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When he goes out to see a movie or take a walk, he wears a surgical mask — partly because he is embarrassed by his disfiguration.
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He is having Trump take a walk on part in the Russia performance, backing him, on a theme that is also close to Trump's heart.
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Make time for plenty of self love: indulge in a hobby, spend time with a bestie, take a walk and get some fresh air—breathe!
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I decided to take a walk through Flint's Eastside, where my best friend grew up and where I lived for several summers in my 20s.
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And you don't get to decide to slip out of prison to eat at a nice restaurant or take a walk through New York City.
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" She might allow herself a few hours to knit or take a walk, Ms. Wells said, "and then she was back off to the races.
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There are exceptions; in San Francisco, people are OK to take a walk but they need to remember to keep 2800 feet away from others.
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"I sometimes would prefer to take a walk down the block," said Mr. Celenza, 32, a chef and a host of an online cooking show.
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That fear is reinforced for residents who must navigate gang territory to get to stores, take a walk, or pick up children from day care.
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The last thing that we do almost every day is that Mark and I take a walk around the farm and see how everything's doing.
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If you look at the Paris Fashion Week calendar or take a walk down Fifth Avenue in New York, you'll see LVMH and Kering everywhere.
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Sometimes one will schedule an E.V.A. just to take a walk outside, or will sneak into the attached supply container to record a private voice mail.
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Later they will take a walk outside and listen to stories, followed by a nap, and then end their school day with games or free play.
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And I thought, well, heck, since my cover's been blown I just went ahead and asked her to take a walk down to the art museum.
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After you've gotten a crisp taste of the naturally sweet food, take a walk through one of the farm's corn mazes, which they redesign every year.
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The 20-year-old model stepped out Friday night to take a walk on the wild side at Kate Hudson's annual Halloween party in Los Angeles.
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Let's take a walk together… Is the most unbelievable thing that has happened ultimately that David Rosen was able to break a bed while having sex?
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And I make sure I stay active, even if I don't have time — just to even take a walk around the hotel or through the city.
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It's the kind of track that seeing live would make me realize I'm too drunk at a festival and that I need to take a walk.
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Move aroundMake sure to get up and take a walk at least every few hours, and to stretch your arms and legs periodically when you're sitting.
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It would be nice to think you could take a walk in the woods and just forget about the orange-haired menace in the valley below.
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Anyone who wants to see climate change in all its accelerated misery can do what I did this week — take a walk in those dead woods.
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Filing taxes may not be a walk in the park, but anyone can take a walk in the National Park for free on Saturday, April 21.
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After Future's first stint as a blond, some could say that he, umm, inspired a few other musicians to take a walk on the bright side.
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Before you lose your cool, take a walk outside to get some fresh air, or have a washroom break and splash cold water on your face.
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"Sometimes I had to leave the library to take a walk — just hearing him playing these songs in his empty apartment for no one," she said.
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"My parents would tell me to take a walk with my grandmother, but I would rather stay home and eat a pack of cookies," he says.
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Still, she went on a drive with Soult, his brother, Michael, and sister, Catherine, to the nearby Wopsononock Mountain, so Soult and Shade could take a walk.
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You might read a book you wouldn't normally check out from the library, try out a new recipe or take a walk someplace you haven't been before.
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If you've had your fill of reflection (hang in there — resolution season is just about over), just take a walk outside and be sure to look up.
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Take a walk into any Urban Outfitters store and you'll likely find yourself lost in a sea of crop tops, rad sneakers, and retro-inspired home decor.
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Michelle was scrolling through Instagram late one night when she decided to take a walk down memory lane and look at some old DMs with an ex.
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But if it becomes a thing where I'm stuck, I'll go outside, I'll take a walk or I'll take him for a walk or I'll build something.
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Open it up and take a walk around the block, or pick it up and see what kind of characters you can save while you're at home.
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Most nights, I like to take a walk around my neighborhood to clear my head, but on really frigid nights, I slink into a hot bath instead.
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If comical little garden men strike your fancy, take a walk along the streets and say hello to the likes of Greg Gnoman and The Rolling Gnomes.
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So here's the idea: Why don't we all just take a walk and have a long conversation about how we can fix up the old neighborhood together?
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They have to vote the way we need them to vote, and half of them can take a walk as long as we get two plus one.
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But you don't need to be an expert to recognize when fandom is toxic; sometimes, all you need to do is take a walk down the street.
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So I decided to take a walk around the city to get those steps in and see if we'd reached the point of being a ghost town.
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Instead:• enjoy sunshine + fresh air from your porch• ride a bike• take a walk (keep 6' away from others)• play with your kids in your yard pic.twitter.
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Let's take a walk down memory lane to a time before Stephen Bannon was Trump's campaign guru, when Kellyanne Conway was trashing Trump to whomever would listen.
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I would literally go bench by bench, where all the parents were sitting and socializing, and convince them to take a walk over to this toy sale.
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So, let's liberate our minds for a moment and imagine that you and I could take a walk right now together along the Street of the Tripods.
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Ain't no love in the streets, manCome take a walk in these Givenchys on my feet, manYou ever been so hungry you couldn't go to sleep, man?
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The Moon enters Water sign Cancer this afternoon, Aquarius, encouraging you to get organized and to focus on self-care— make time to read or take a walk.
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As she prepares to embrace her new role as Met Gala co-chair, take a walk down memory lane and revisit some of Gaga's campiest looks to date.
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And then they take a walk outside the conference, talking about their passions, and it all begins to feel a little romantic — just as Robert grabs Nova's hand.
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And then people can ditch these accounts and go read a book or take a walk instead, rather than spending days investigating plans and filling out unnecessary forms.
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I rarely get out of my neighborhood these days, so despite the rain I decided to take a walk, and ended up where the No. 15 bus begins.
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It's my local primary election today and since my polling spot is just down the block, I take a walk to go vote before it gets busier tonight.
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Jacqueline calmly tells Jane to "take a walk," then invites her over for a fancy dinner where she introduces her kids, her husband, and her very fluffy dog.
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With a big laugh and Ukrainian accent, she pointed at a tall one with big pink hair and said, "Sometimes they take a walk on the wild side."
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After our heavy lunch, we take a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge and take pictures with a selfie stick I bought on Amazon a couple of days ago ($10).
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She suggests setting aside an hour each morning before everyone wakes up to take a walk by yourself or visit a local coffee shop for an early morning espresso.
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So, we decided to take a walk down American Horror Story lane to see just how many witches have died and still sprung back to life over the years.
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Once kids have unplugged, have them take a walk, eat a healthy snack or read a book before they can start regaling you with stories of their online wins.
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Bret Stephens Take a walk with me, dear reader, into the yard, down the street — anywhere, really, just so that we can step outside of our house of outrage.
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Although I got lucky and solved quite a few clues at the start, I got stuck myself and had to take a walk and come back to the rest.
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STROLL MATES We cab it back home and take a walk through Riverside Park, which is absolutely beautiful and reminds me of some of the prettiest parks in Europe.
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After eating, and drinking—if it is a village in which alcohol is permitted—the two men will take a walk around, to see what is to be seen.
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Related: Step Into A Playfully Disorienting Pastel Digital Art World Stereoscopic GIFs Get Trippy Makeovers with Neural Network Imaging Take a Walk in Someone Else's Shoes with POV-Altering Headgear
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After check-in, take a walk to Riverfront Dog Park or down Broadway, Nashville's musical main strip; Bobby's concierge can give you the down-low on which establishments allow pets.
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Cover image: South Korean President Moon Jae In and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un take a walk near the border between their countries in Panmunjeom on April 27, 2018.
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If you've eaten a lot of calories during lunch, the smartwatch might tell you to eat a lighter dinner or take a walk home to burn the extra cals off.
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I'd run to the basement, only coming upstairs once my favorite cousins showed up, then try my damndest to convince them to take a walk or sit outside with me.
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Additionally, while the lake view was nice, it didn&apost feel totally necessary as it&aposs just as easy to take a walk to Lake Michigan a few blocks away.
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"Use that buffer time to think big, catch up on the latest industry news, get out from under that pile of unread emails, or just take a walk," Weiner writes.
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"Use that buffer time to think big, catch up on the latest industry news, get out from under that pile of unread emails, or just take a walk," Weiner said.
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Before you tune into Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life, take a walk down memory lane with my complete journal of everything the Gilmore girls ever ate on the show.
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Maybe you take a walk to try out a new lunch spot instead of ordering a desk salad, or you reward yourself by scrolling through Instagram when you get something done.
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O'Brien's "Just Singin'" art for Time's April 9 issue shows Trump was able to escape the storm raging in his office, take a walk outside, and gleefully sing in the rain.
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Instead, make an effort to take a walk during your lunch break, make it to a family dinner "or even [making] a FaceTime call can really make a difference," Branson added.
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Animal-lovers can visit Gorilla Valley, stare in awe at stunning sea creatures in the zoo's aquarium, or take a walk through the world's largest indoor desert, called the Desert Dome.
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It sounded like the innermost mechanical core of an alien warship, ominous and huge, and was intense enough that I needed to go take a walk afterards to shake it off.
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The day is still going slowly by lunchtime, so I message my friend, N., who works across the street to see if she wants to take a walk to get lunch.
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The end isn't near, it's here — the 2010s, a decade of high entertainment highs and low pop culture lows are over, and boy, should we take a walk down memory lane.
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The fundamental motivation is not to discriminate but to provide a more unified workplace, he said, by encouraging employees to take time during the day to meditate or take a walk.
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NEW ORLEANS — A hotel door, a short elevator ride, a stroll through the lobby and the urge to take a walk were all that separated Albert Woodfox from the great wide world.
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Take a walk on the boardwalk If you're not too terrified after watching Us, summer is a perfect time to take a stroll on the boardwalk and maybe share some cotton candy.
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Despite their philanthropy, he still won't let either of them take a walk in the extremely exclusive garden, solidifying their hatred of rich people — unless, of course, the rich person is Ilana.
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As I live on the beach, I like to take a walk, watch the sunrise with some good music on and visualize what I want to achieve that day and in general.
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She tweeted that she was at the Venice Film Festival in 2005 promoting The Brothers Grimm, which was distributed by Miramax, and Weinstein asked her to take a walk by the water.
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His power was down, but his eye seemed just fine, based on his decent strikeout rate and ability to take a walk, so a bounce-back campaign isn't difficult to bet on.
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With prices this low, instead of grabbing your go-to lace-up sneaker or flip-flop, take a walk on the trendier side with one of summer 2018's most popular styles.
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Take a walk down a delicious, greasy memory lane with some of these quotes from famous chefs and food professionals, who can devour a bucket of chicken like the best of us.
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He is believed to have disappeared from a bridge over the Netravati river, where he got out of his car to take a walk, Mangalore police commissioner Sandeep Patil told CNN Business.
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A fake Twitter account purporting to be the new ministry's urged Germans to "take a walk in the German forest, listen to the birds, reflect and feel your bond with the Heimat".
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Boredom was almost worse for Oliver than the discomfort he endured, for he no longer had the energy to write or read at length, much less to swim or take a walk.
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Take a walk through the residential streets in the morning and you will find people sleeping in doorways, behind bushes and hidden stairways, often leaving behind their refuse and scraps of clothing.
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For a far more invigorating and nourishing diversion, why not pick up a good book, or turn on some stirring music, or even get outside and take a walk in the park?
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While staying at the Granary Lodge, guests can take a day trip through the Flow Country, visit Old Pulteney Whisky Distillery and take a walk at Duncansby Stacks — all attractions on the grounds.
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Put another way, New York City has no more right to charge the rich for their view of a public park than to charge the poor to enter it and take a walk.
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To test out your own firefly conversation skills, take a walk at twilight, preferably after a thunderstorm, just about anywhere in North America (except the West Coast where only the larvae light up).
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But he walks up and I give him a nod, and I take a walk around the Impala very slowly and I walk back over to him and I hand the keys to him.
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Normally I like to take a walk around downtown during lunch since I'm stuck at a desk all day, but today is not that day, since I'm swamped with work, and it's raining outside.
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From there, you can designate the type of activity you want to do (dinner, lunch, take a walk, grab a coffee), choose which friends you want to hang out with, and pick a time.
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He said, If anyone needs to take a walk or needs to take a breath and step outside just let us know you're doing it so we know where you are, but we understand.
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Anyone can court attention (just take a walk through Times Square in New York City if you don't believe me), but a stranger shouting on the street in costume is quickly forgotten or ignored.
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At Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, visitors can take a walk or travel by tram through one of the park's many scenic trails, where they'll find bears, wolves, cougars, and birds living in the forest.
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With the rest of the family caught up in getting ready for the party and not paying attention to him, Leeland decided to take a walk to the backyard and jump into the pool.
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STOCKHOLM — To understand why Sweden, a bastion of social democracy, might end up with a far-right party in government after national elections on Sunday, you need to take a walk with Ahmed Abdirahman.
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Afterward, take a walk through the 40-acre, Victorian-style Capitol Park, where there is a trout pond, a cactus garden and a collection of native plants representing every county in this heterogenous state.
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When the Nigerian-born fashion designer Duro Olowu found himself with time to spare between meetings one winter evening in London two years ago, he decided to take a walk down the Pimlico Road.
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Moreover, be specific and explain what you actually do to deal with stress–like taking a 15-minute break to take a walk outside, or crossing items off on a to-do list, etc.
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I mean, they didn&apost sit in the White House and go I think I&aposm going to take a walk outside and just chat it up with the reporter on this beautiful spring day.
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Take a walk around the office and talk to people, call someone in real time, or look for a way to meet people who like to do the same things you do (sports, books, cooking ...).
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So as the year comes to a close, let's take a walk down memory lane at Instagram's Year In Review highlights — from the feel-good, to the plain weird (soap cutting), to the culturally powerful.
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"Those are the people I'm trying to defend ... Those are the people I need our government, our judges to come off the bench and take a walk with me please, please and help these people."
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During your breaks, unchain yourself from your desk and take a walk and talk to another human being, such as a grocery clerk, a crossing guard, or a waiter (if you go out for lunch).
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Despite all the emotions of "F**king Birthday," Moe's would-be hookup asking if she wants to take a walk in the woods and adding, "You know, I mean, like, for sex," is so genuinely funny.
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After that, I'd leave my laptop in my home office, pocket the 3310 (it's so small, I constantly thought I lost it) and go take a walk, spend time with my kid, or read a book.
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Tanner Tolbert and Jade Roper from spinoff "Bachelor in Paradise" exchanged vows during the special "The Bachelor at 20: A Celebration of Love" and gave the franchise a chance to take a walk down memory lane.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Pisces, encouraging you to focus on self care: check in with a friend who understands you, take a walk in a neighborhood you don't visit often for some new perspective!
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There's a new First Family moving into the White House and calling the historic house a home ... take a walk down memory lane and look at the presidential kids then and what they look like now.
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Next time we take a walk down memory lane to junk food town, we'll have a brand new item that marries these two old-school go-tos because Pringles just released limited edition Top Ramen flavored chips.
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A notification can remind you at 11:00 am to take a walk around your office to get some steps, but it can't force you to stop working, get out of your chair, and actually follow through.
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The ones who can go out to take a walk or to the grocery store, even if it is not easy, because no more than 40 people at a time are allowed to enter, to avoid gatherings.
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We will stay in pajamas until after breakfast, linger over meals with neighbors, take naps, read books on our cozy couch, play games as a family or maybe take a walk outside if it's not too cold.
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Fahncke uses a slight variation of this time-block method, where he works with focus and intensity for 50 minutes, then takes a 10-minute break (for example, to take a walk outside, meditate, or eat a snack).
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When you read books your eyeballs wither away…" and concludes with the lines "It's beautiful to listen to the wind, listen to the rain, take a walk when you feel energetic, and when you're tired go to sleep.
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As Tami J. from Winnipeg shares: I wake up and take a walk all year long, even in the hottest or most frigid temperatures (often I wear protective gear, no headphones, no cellphone, only me and my thoughts).
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There's also no real way to customize the app for particular things: you can't set any sort of reminder to take a walk at some point, nor adjust the number of steps that you want your dog to take.
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While on the hunt for their shared con-artist ex Maddie (Inbar Lavi), Ezra (Rob Heaps) and Richard (Parker Young) are ready to take a walk on the wrong side of the law in the next episode of Imposters.
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That might be my hunger, but also if I'm craving salad or need fries to feel satisfied, as well as when to go balls-out with exercise, take a walk, or just put my feet up on the couch.
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In periodic intervals around the completion of a project, I have lately given myself permission to watch "Deadwood: The Movie," to nap over the newspaper, to take a walk and restore the white space for complex thinking and writing.
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Every day, he and his wife Deanna take a walk down to the pier for what Templeton calls a "daily photo mission," a mental and physical exercise that continues to hone the situational awareness he developed as a skateboarder.
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Instead of trying to make a run for it, I asked a flight attendant if it would be alright for me to take a walk around upstairs — it was, after all, my first time on a double-decker plane.
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Take a walk with Rich Stromback and it's easy to feel like you're part of the Davos elite Stromback is a venture capitalist who started attending the World Economic Forum's (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland more than 0003 years ago.
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Summing up Anna May Wong's legacy is hard to do in just a few words, so I decided to take a walk in her shoes and don her signature look — all while learning more about what made Wong's career so significant.
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Instead, we opt to take a walk through Sweetwater, the fictional town where Westworld takes place, and eventually wind up at a narrative dead end when we don't know the location of someone that one of the townspeople is looking for.
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Local and international tourists will, for the first time, be able to take a virtual walk on Table Mountain, admire Cape Point, take a walk along Durban's Golden Mile or even visit a family of elephants in the Kruger National Park.
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"I encourage couples to think about routines they already have in place, where they'd take a walk on Saturday morning or they are sitting down on a regular basis to go to a weekly activity that they attend," Keckler says.
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While we wait to see which advertisers will win this year&aposs event (here are the brand winners and losers of Super Bowl 2019), it&aposs as good as a time as ever to take a walk down memory lane.
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Take a walk after dinner and think about what it'd be like to have known Anne Sexton, hung out with her in a college rathskeller, read this poem there, smoked a few cigarettes with her, while talking about the work.
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You can get in some activity with these easy-to-learn yoga moves, but make sure you're getting up every few hours to stretch and maybe take a walk around the block — and maybe work up to that full-on "Formation" class.
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It's a gorgeous day, so I convince M. to take a walk with me and we somehow (I totally planned it) end up at a gas station where I buy him a fountain soda and one of those gas station slushies for me.
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"You can't take a walk on the internet," Heiselman said when explaining the walk format, and, in a world where social media rules all and an Emoji smile is commensurate with the real thing, some people might need reminding of this fact.
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Whether you reluctantly signed up for a winter 5K, want to take a walk outside, or just need something for going to and from the gym, these are the best winter leggings that will make the weather outside a little less frightful.
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I think about it for a while and eventually agree, with the stipulation that if he gets angry or upset, he has to take a walk immediately, and that he needs to bring over a space heater to help warm my place up.
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The staff at Transition House believed that one of the most pressing difficulties that battered women faced was the hands-off attitude of the police: policemen would often just tell a batterer to cool it, or take a walk around the block.
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But whatever, it's football, you could watch a different game if you like, bet a different spread, ignore the whole thing and do some work in the yard, take a walk on the beach, ride somewhere on a bike, read your Susan Orlean.
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When you've finished reading, go out and take a walk: in the city ("Flâneuse: Women Walk the City in Paris, New York, Tokyo, Venice and London") or in the country ("The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier and More Creative").
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Take a walk through any pharmacy or natural health store and you'll find no shortage of products that will allegedly help you: from clarifying shampoo, to detoxifying teas and juices, and, at the more extreme end, supplements, enemas, and even colon cleanses.
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He never did learn to take a walk, though; his theory of hitting was that if you go down in the count 0-2 you should swing at the inevitable waste pitch because that's not something the pitcher and fielders will expect.
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It lets me leave the phone behind when I take a walk and will, if I'm doing a workout, track the route and then pass off the information to the iPhone Activity App so I can view my walk (or run) on a map.
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So take a walk back through the world of '90s hotness (whether you were a fellow tween coming of age or a slightly older gal who couldn't help but ogle a bit) and see those former heartthrobs who just seem to get better with age.
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Weeks ago, back when New Yorkers were starting to shelter at home but it was still kosher to get a little fresh air and take a walk, I invited a few people to suggest modest strolls, one on one, around places meaningful to them.
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Besides the water, the company's long-term plans with Nipton include building a 100 percent energy-independent town and a "first-of-its-kind" green tourism destination where visitors can enjoy mineral baths, take a walk in marijuana farms, and basically create a one-stop pot paradise.
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Farhad: It is interesting how when one company finds even a little bit of success with something, everyone else jumps on the bandwagon and soon we have 30 different versions of some dumb wearable that tells you that you forgot to take a walk this week.
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So before she kicked off her standard stump speech, she regaled the crowd with her engagement story, which began with a dinner and a failed attempt to take a walk in the freezing Minnesota temperatures and ended with her husband proposing in the nonfiction aisle of a bookstore.
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" But he said he was basing his observation "on a broad range of things, and it looks like growth may have done a little better in the fourth quarter, plus if you take a walk around the world, Japan's doing a little bit better, Europe's doing a little bit better.
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On "Survivor," the last few contestants on the island used to take a walk down a long trail studded with the pictures of Those Who Went Before, so they could reminisce about what a great guy Frank was before he got tossed out for failing to eat the beetle larvae.
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But concerned parents don't necessarily have to stay in the waiting room, she said; you can check with the desk about how long it's likely to be and then take a walk or wait in the car, and ask the staff to call your cellphone when it's your child's turn.
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My justification for leaving the office to pick up lunch nearly every day is as much about the errand as it is the meal: Between deadlines and meetings, I need a reason to force myself to stand up, pry my eyes from the computer screen and take a walk outside.
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I've never acted violently against myself or others, but I've been at risk of self-harm, especially that one cold night in a Minnesota February, temperatures plummeting down below zero, where I almost launched myself out the front door to "take a walk," which at the time seemed like a rational choice.
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Take a walk through our stylish-but-on-a-budget space: there's everything from boho-chic throw pillows with big dessert-bungalow vibes to a bust-shaped vase that will give your favorite influencer a run for her #shelfie, premium minimalist-style kitchen appliances, and tinted glassware that looks like a vintage treasure.
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Higher retail spending Record auto sales Rising home prices New household formation Increased business and consumer confidence "Plus if you take a walk around the world, Japan is doing a little better, Europe is doing better" Yeah, but: Dimon is as smart as anybody on the economy but he may be underestimating global risks.
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The Los Angeles order, which will stay in effect until at least April 19, requires all businesses, including museums, malls, retail stores, and workplaces, to stop operations and only allows people to leave their home for "essential activities," like to pick up food, go to the doctor, or take a walk in the neighborhood.
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"Foggy mornings, weekday grind Take a minute to free your mind Monday madness, Sunday's best Let's go take a walk and catch our breath" Bedingfield speaks to each and every one of us with the lyrics — we all know the feeling of the "weekday grind" and the need to take that minute to free our minds.
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In honor of her impending retirement, let's take a walk down memory lane Her 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl Commercial Sure, Beyoncé and Britney Spears had some pretty unforgettable soda spots of their own, but all of the performances and spectacles don't hold a candle to Crawford, strutting across a rest stop in a white tank top and denim cutoffs.
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If you haven't been to the gym in six months, do not go straight for the six-pack; aim for a low calorie lunch instead of pizza and take a walk 3–4 times a week (you are much more likely to achieve this and will develop a positive outlook on exercise in the long-run).
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If you need a reminder, take a walk outside the club: past the strip malls and the fast-food restaurants; past the sidewalk evangelists and the backed-up traffic; past the very modest homes and unmanicured lawns just a few blocks removed from the golf nirvana where a stray leaf on a fairway looks out of place.
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Instead, leave your phone at home for small intervals, like when you: go to the grocery store (bring a paper list instead) meet up with a friend for a drink head to a coffee shop to read swim at the local pool (please) take a walk around the block see a movie Just look at Harry and Sally, for example.
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Morton also says that it's not just about what you do during the commute, but also about how to decompress during the day, whether you rant to a coworker about said commute, or take time on your lunch break to go outside and take a walk that doesn't involve briskly walking to your office so as not to be late.
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In memory of all of those days spent voting to make sure that the boy band of your choice topped the countdown or that Britney managed to be No. 1 for yet another week in a row, let's take a walk down memory lane and enjoy another look at the music videos that topped TRL and defined all of our formative years.
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Take a walk down a billboard-filled street, pick up a magazine, turn on the TV, or watch a movie, and witness one of the most elaborate vanishing acts of all time: In the United States, 67% of women wear a size 14 and above, but these women make up less than 2% of the images we see in media.
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Jones's numbers have formed a neat curve in his time with the Orioles, peaking in 2012, on the decline ever since; his viability as a center fielder is questionable, and while his average and on-base percentages—Jones has never been one to take a walk very often—have remained consistent, the power is no longer there for the 32-year-old.
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But in the next verse, the band reveals a bit of discomfort over the fact that the machine isn't actually human: Parallel sympathy with you Skin to metal overture Take a walk, he's always near Like a shadow, never fear while we're singing As in We Can Build You, there's a close relationship between human, robot, and music—maybe too close.
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From a suit getup that's way too cool for any business meeting to a bold, skin-baring ensemble that embraces one color all over, the not-for-the-faint-of-heart, down-for-whatever outfits ahead will inspire you to not only run out and buy some One Stars, stat — in whatever color of the rainbow you fancy — but to take a walk on the wild side.
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I like to take a walk up the boardwalk to get some respite from the heat of the sand, then eat most of the bucket standing in the shade of the arcade because if I bring the full thing back to my big-ass family's plot of towels and umbrellas, they will descend like seagulls until the bucket's empty and then I'm just hangry and sunburned.
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By the end of 40 minutes, I had a list of interventions: a brief meditation in the mornings to replace my tendency to bang my head against the doors of procrastination; to take a walk rather than stew in my thoughts; a list of mantras and reminders of what I'm good at; and books to encourage me to be the flawed, imperfect, anxious person I am without self-judgment.
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To illustrate the point, let's take a walk through the steps that will be required to secure substantial, durable climate action in 2020 or soon after — the kind of action that will be absolutely necessary if the US is to get anything close to halfway decarbonized by 2030, much less fully decarbonized by mid-century, as the IPCC suggests and as several presidential candidates have committed to backing.
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And so, instead of taking those merciful few hours of peace before breaking news broke us again to say, read a book or take a walk or — given the hour — just go to sleep, the news networks, horse-race politics media, and the far-too-online political commentators decided to engage in the following ridiculous behavior:Claim that this delay would force party bosses to push the Iowa caucus later in the calendar year.
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