"When I start thinking back on those days, I get exhausted."
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Thinking back on why I bought it, jealousy comes to mind.
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"It was a bit romantic," says James, thinking back on the time.
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Thinking back on their youth, Arjan takes us to a pavilion nearby.
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It must be bizarre thinking back on how much has changed since he moved here.
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But thinking back on it, I wonder if we got it backward in the execution.
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Thinking back on it, I couldn't imagine placing that much responsibility on my kids today.
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Thinking back on it, it makes sense that Harper would be copying her mom's iconic hair.
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Thinking back on her past failed relationships, Thore realizes that she may be repeating her mistakes.
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Where he's thinking back on these memories, that's kind of what it was like for me.
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When thinking back on Game Of Thrones season 6, one storyline seems the most convolutedly complicated.
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"We auditioned hundreds and hundreds of girls," he says, thinking back on the part of Erica.
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"I really was just thinking back on what all we have accomplished this year," he said.
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Thinking back on it, I couldn&apost imagine placing that much responsibility on my kids today.
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Of course seeing Brett and his beautiful family and thinking back on his many years of accomplishment.
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"Look at the Friends cast," she said, thinking back on the stars of the beloved NBC sitcom.
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I'd like to start off with thinking back on The Hot Zone when it was originally published.
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But thinking back on it, it's possible that my environment played a decent role in it, too.
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Thinking back on it, this was probably the first time I started to really form an idea.
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The First Time Thinking back on my Dickensian early life … The loss of my mom at 5.
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"Filming it was just… I don't know," Guardado says, becoming speechless while thinking back on the experience.
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Thinking back on that time now feels like waking from a nightmare: bolting upright at 4 a.m.
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"Thinking back on it, you know, you never saw Steve without Shirley or Shirley without Steve," he says.
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"I think in my mind, I died," Durant said, thinking back on moment the helicopter hit the ground.
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But it is remarkable, thinking back on it, just how damaging that talking point turned out to be.
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When thinking back on the president's campaign promises, steel is emblematic of the changes he promised to bring.
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Thinking back on the making of "Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid," Ninja just shakes his head.
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Thinking back on those days, it is difficult to imagine two more different personalities than Bill and Mort.
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Thinking back on his time in jail, Ugokwe says he wouldn't want anyone to go through what he experienced.
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"Thinking back on it, those were private conversations that people did have" about a potential constitutional amendment, she said.
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" Thinking back on the project now, Mr. Pendleton said, he is somewhat incredulous, describing himself as "maybe gracefully naïve.
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It's weird thinking back on how many shows we did and how little money we got out of it. Nothing.
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Just thinking back on the book as a whole, it seems like the moral arc of the book is a descent.
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Thinking back on the fairy tales that my parents read me as a child, I realize that they were completely horrifying.
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It was a dull, blue, helpful, we-keep-the-lights-on-ma'am concept that was, thinking back on it, quite telling.
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" Thinking back on what all went into creating the project, Cardi explained, "I was like YEA BITCH YOU DESERVE THIS S—!
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When I started thinking back on those days, I realized I couldn't remember who, other than the RA, I'd ever told.
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Thinking back on all I've experienced on my journey thus far, in a lot of ways, my adventure has been a failure.
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Thinking back on those eras is a reminder that, in America, periods of racial progress have always triggered periods of political instability.
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Cassandra stays behind after the prom has ended to clean everything up, clearly having a moment thinking back on the job well done.
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We did the John Denver tribute album all those years ago, and thinking back on it, he had sent the file over digitally.
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If nothing instantly comes to mind, you may have to do some extra work in thinking back on things mentioned in passing conversations.
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If you're suddenly thinking back on all of the things you've browsed for online in your life and feeling horrified, you're not alone.
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"[I guess] I felt there was a need for a female game show host," Pribis told Refinery29, thinking back on her early role.
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" Thinking back on my own experience, it's pretty clear my son had mild croup; my daughter's case may have been classed as "moderate.
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I couldn't be more grateful today, thinking back on how much fun we've had and how you've encouraged me to change and grow.
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She couldn't stop thinking back on her old life, where she had a great career and enough free time to eat and sleep.
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Thinking back on our relationship is still such a huge source of my happiness day to day, so I'm so grateful for having Katherine.
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I'll admit to having several "Aha!" flashes the next day, thinking back on images and snippets of dialogue that turned out to be clues.
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Thinking back on the films this correspondent has recently watched, only "La La Land" (2016) would be suitable for unedited broadcast on a shared screen.
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Empathetic vibes flow as Mercury connects with Neptune on November 28, finding you thinking back on conversations you had during the retrograde around November 13.
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Thinking back on the original song, the beat totally sounds like an old school Odd Future jam, so it's no wonder Tyler would jump on it.
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Thinking back on my life with Oliver, two episodes from his last year come to mind, each revealing something of the private and public Dr. Sacks.
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Thinking back on this time, I realize that subconsciously, I've spent years working my way back to living as if I were still in summer camp.
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"I pictured myself 80 years old, thinking back on my life in a quiet moment of reflection," he during a fireside chat in India on Wednesday.
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"I just want to make it clear, thinking back on all the different colloquies here, that I am not saying that improper surveillance occurred," Barr said.
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I was thinking back on, you know, November 220th, 210, all these -- oh, my, global markets are going to collapse, the stock market&aposs going to crater.
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Thinking back on his college baseball career, he feels like he should've spent more time in the batting cage, and he doesn't want to repeat that mistake.
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It's hard not to roll your eyes when you hear such statements, just thinking back on the all the misogynistic bullshit Trump has spewed during the campaign alone.
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In fact, in thinking back on Trump's first 72 days as President, I can think of only two that could reasonably be declared clear victories for him: 1.
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Thinking back on this now I realize that this feeling was caused by the fact that I thought of him as my brother on and off the field.
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And thinking back on some earlier eras of the band when we used to— you know, super long practices, super rigorous— just a ringer I would put the band through.
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Thinking back on being single, there were some perfectly nice, bland men I wish I could have rubbed with some bad-boy scent to make them seem right to me.
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It's pretty fun to imagine Bill Gates watching the antics of the Pied Piper crew and LOLing, maybe even thinking back on his time in the garage with Paul Allen.
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David Bordwell, one of America's foremost film scholars, has been thinking back on something the famous film critic Roger Ebert said to him a few years before Ebert died in 22003.
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But in that one moment in which my mom articulated her thoughts in perfect Italian, I felt such pride that thinking back on it now, I'm still filled with giggly admiration.
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One from Miami Beach last year when I went skinny dipping with someone I really like, and it meant a lot to me and I'm always thinking back on that image.
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Bryan: Thinking back on it, it's actually pretty amazing how much shoe leather The Walking Dead spent on the simple idea of getting the various communities to band together against the Saviors.
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Thinking back on my investment experience, my biggest realization is how little I truly understood those businesses and how much we relied on our operating partners to make our spreadsheets a reality.
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And I will never forget that crowd there in the rally laughing at her expense and thinking back on her testimony when she talked about the thing that stuck with her. Laughing.
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But thinking back on it an hour or so later, having had time to stew over it, I've realized that what sets The Americans apart is its commitment to telling stories about relationships.
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When thinking back on pivotal moments for Black women in Hollywood, there's simply no recent instant as crucial as witnessing Halle Berry win the Oscar for Best Actor in 2002 for Monster's Ball.
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On the contrary, with his first cause to believe his freedom might be near, he was somber during the interview at Woodbourne Correctional Facility in November, thinking back on that day long ago.
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Thinking back on Voegele's comments later as I trudged through the cobblestone streets of Nuremberg, I felt a wave of sadness and sympathy, two emotions I had never experienced on behalf of a corporation.
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"Thinking back on it now, my team would've been very capable to handle the day-to-day operations, but it's hard to not want to be a part of everything when it's your own."
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As it does this, Mercury will connect with the planets it contacted during last month's retrograde, which will find you thinking back on conversations, ideas, and plans that had to be reworked during that time.
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But thinking back on it now, I and the only other student of color in the choir (out of 30 or so of us) never made it out of the back row for a performance.
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Thinking back on all the great toy brands that the 80s yielded, from Transformers to Speak and Spell, or to something more contemporary like Minecraft, it's not hard to see several big winners in this space.
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We're told Nikki was simply reminiscing over the past year and thinking back on what she was thankful for -- she posted several pics of other people in her life -- and John was a part of that.
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Perhaps this treatment is meant to nod to the obfuscation of memory, and the way thinking back on the past can be like looking through a paper towel tube — capturing some, but not all, of the picture.
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"Thinking back on it, the playground was the perfect answer to every design problem I was ever given in art school," Jacquette writes in Playground of My Mind, recently released by Prestel with the Wellin Museum of Art at Hamilton College.
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An hour after I first viewed it—and days after thinking back on it—I'm still reflecting on a particular scene from Us: Lupita Nyong'o sitting in front of an exact double of herself, black skin shaped by bloodshot tears.
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This season, while thinking back on those years, he decided to take the sartorial traditions of the French bourgeoisie and turn them on their head, refashioning luxurious capes, harlequin patterns, equestrian motifs and silk scarves into his own brand of high-voltage glamour.
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And thinking back on it, the worst thing possible would have been striking up a friendship; he remains alien to me, a figure above it all, a sassy Prometheus who handed some stuff down from on high and then went on about his life.
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I constantly find myself thinking back on the lonely criminals of Thirty Flights of Loving, the hilariously flailing limbs of Octodad, the meta-gaming ridiculousness of Frog Fractions, the lovingly rendered internal struggle of Depression Quest, and the quiet mourning of a relationship in Florence.
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"There was a kind of clinical accountability to his way of talking about art," remembered James Leary, thinking back on the classes he took with Mr. Haacke in 2002, at the very end of his 35-year career at Cooper Union college in New York.
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A newly published study conducted jointly by the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago and Cornell University, found that recipients felt more grateful when thinking back on experiential gifts they received like travel, than when they recalled things like clothing or electronics.
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"You can't do nothing — your mother is there all the time," Chrishawana, now a poised ninth grader with an affinity for Tupac and the same calm cadence as her mom, said with a laugh, thinking back on what it was like to have Moore so present at the school.
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Often I will find myself becoming overwhelmed thinking back on all the embarrassing things I've ever done, of all the people I may have offended over the years, of all the times I spoke too aggressively, acted too strangely or did something that made people wince or feel awkward.
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Thinking back on these moments, it still seems remarkable to me that, even in their darkest hours, the "win-at-all-costs" constructions of whiteness to which these men subscribed pushed them to look with disdain at minority and immigrant populations who posed no real threat to their well-beings.
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Thinking back on Narayen's challenge to the Adobe Summit, he wasn't merely imploring the audience to update their technology; he was urging them to evolve their way of thinking — how they can use technology to meet the expectations of a connected customer and deliver meaningful experiences — before their competitors box them out.
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But thinking back on the advice he gave me, it almost seems quaint: In the four years since those threats, especially since the 2016 election, white supremacists spewing anti-Semitic hatred have marched in Charlottesville chanting "Jews will not replace us," shot up synagogues in Pittsburgh and California, and murdered gay Jewish student Blaze Bernstein.
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Thinking back on how often I'd ordered out over the last month (at least twice a week, if not more), the clothing I'd ordered in the mail (I'm a recent MeUndies convert), and the number of beer and wine bottles I put in the recycling bin, I started feeling very complicit in America's waste.
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And that night after thinking back on the stories we were told about sad souls walking the verdant fields of the resort I woke at 3am and cast my weary eyes to the edge of a low ridge to the south, searching for a company of hollow soldiers walking through the cropped grass toward homes they would never find.
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Thinking back on it, I'm not sure I really knew what Final Fantasy VII was about when I purchased it; I knew that it was long, and that it would occupy my time, and that these games were somehow better than the Crash Bandicoots and the Spyros that surrounded them in the tiny Wal-Mart case where I bought them.
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When thinking back on my ideals for getting hitched, I never dreamed or pictured a certain dress at the altar; I never thought or had any sort of wishes for how my future would unfold (nor did I envision what kind of house I would be living in, like we so commonly dreamt up in the childhood game of M-A-S-H).
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Thinking back on it now, as I sit in the apartment that I shared with Sara for more than three years, typing at my kitchen table, which will soon no longer be my kitchen table, and eye the suitcases waiting for me by the door, I see the crossroads that lies just ahead and see that vision of my grandfather looming at the end one of them.
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Three years later, Chen Handong is still grief-stricken and that is how the film begins with his thinking back on the past and what might have been.
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Thinking back on it later, he said he "was probably enraged as well". In December 1981, Abu-Jamal was working as a taxicab driver in Philadelphia two nights a week to supplement his income. He had been working part-time as a reporter for WDAS, then an African-American- oriented and minority-owned radio station.
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Cantrell elaborated, "Throughout the process of making this record, I often wondered at times whether I was insane or not. Sitting here, thinking back on it now, I probably had my moments." He also noted, however, the satisfaction in having released the album as he wanted and being able to put all of the intimate expression to bed.
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In 2007, Child was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.National Women's Hall of Fame, Julia Child On August 13, 2004, Child died of kidney failure in Montecito, California, two days before her 92nd birthday. Child ended her last book, My Life in France, with "...thinking back on it now reminds that the pleasures of the table, and of life, are infinite – toujours bon appétit!" Her ashes were placed on the Neptune Memorial Reef.
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December Songs is a song cycle by Maury Yeston, best known as a musical theatre composer-lyricist responsible for the music and lyrics for Nine, Titanic, Phantom, Death Takes a Holiday, and part of Grand Hotel. The work is a 'retelling' of Franz Schubert's Winterreise, (a song cycle of art songs), with a cabaret sensibility. The songs in both December Songs and Winterreise are linked as a sequence of reflections by the singer taking a lonely walk in winter, thinking back on his or her lost love. The piece crosses over the line from classical music to Broadway to cabaret.
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Sune is a 3rd grader at Söderskolan, and the book opens with depicting the Andersson family. The opening chapter closes with Sune thinking back on what happened during the summer that past behind, when he was to a summer camp. The book then jumps backwards, depicting Sune and Joakim going to camp, for Sune it's the first time and he has been to a hike before and thinks it'll be fun, but Joakim has been to hikes before. The camp lasts for six days, and is split up in different hikes with circa 60 children aged 6–14.
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Meanwhile, Jack Prudhoe is drowning his sorrows at Lawrence Yeadon's pub, thinking back on the failure he's made of his life, when his wife Win runs by the window—young again, and as full of life as she was before the death of their young son crushed her spirit. Almost delirious with joy, Jack follows her out of the village to the moor… where something horrible happens. The TARDIS materialises in Crook Marsham as dawn breaks. The Doctor is in a pensive mood, and he shouts angrily at Ace when she finds his granddaughter Susan's clothing and dresses in it as a joke.
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Davis described the way Kansas race relations were back then, including Jim Crow restrictions, and his belief that there had been little progress since then. As Obama remembered, "It made me smile, thinking back on Frank and his old Black Power, dashiki self. In some ways he was as incurable as my mother, as certain in his faith, living in the same sixties time warp that Hawaii had created."Barack Obama, Dreams from My Father, Chapters 4–5, Obama also remembered Frank Davis later in life after taking a job in South Chicago as a community organizer.
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Peepoe spends most of her entrance thinking back on her kidnapping. Zhaki and Mapol (the two former crew mates now suffering from partial atavism) had abducted her on a special sled several days prior, and after riding beyond tracking distance, they settled down using Peepoe as their personal sex slave. With no idea of where to run, and no way to outrun their sled if she tried, Peepoe had resigned herself to the fact that she would have to kill her captors. It was soon after this contemplation that she noticed a low rumble far off in the deep, and thinking to use it as cover for her escape, she bought time until it was close enough to use as cover for her escape.
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It feels like a rushed project that Affleck had to get out of the way before he plays Batman again." Owen Gleiberman of Variety also gave the film a mixed review, writing: "It's like seeing the ghost of a terrific movie: All the pieces are in place, yet as you're watching it (or thinking back on it afterwards), there doesn't seem to be quite enough there." David Rooney of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "Live by Night is solid enough entertainment, but it lacks the nasty edge or narrative muscularity to make it memorable." Eric Kohn of IndieWire gave the film a C, writing: "Ultimately, Live by Night doesn't suggest Affleck's lost his groove so much as that his groove has its limits.
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