"It's kind of complicated; why don't I handle that for you?" Of course, if people have dementia, they do need help.
And regardless, I'm thinking their idea of eternity is not something I could handle for more than a week or so anyway, so I'll take my chances.
"Events in Moscow and the importuning of the man shakily in charge there thrust upon Clinton the portfolio he'd hoped I'd handle for him," Mr. Talbott writes.
Similarly, I recently landed a six-figure gig with one of the biggest beverage brands on the planet by firing off an off-hours email to their CMO suggesting I handle music for their new campaign.
But there were bits I couldn't handle: for a start it was a bit naff that it ended in 1900.
"Sometimes our kids think they're strong and they're tough and they can handle everything, but as a parent it's our job to say, 'You know what, this is something I get to handle for you,'" she said.
It still gives me decent time to take meetings in the evening, meetings in the morning; I handle my creative stuff for the show on Wednesdays.
I handle the jazz programming for WMSV at Mississippi State University, and if the first thing I hear on a recording is a heavy, synthesized backbeat, the disc goes in the trash.
Q: I handle ethics and conflicts for our law firm.
I handled appointments for two governors, and the way we did it was we checked with local campaign people and state Democratic Party folks.
And though women are well represented in the ranks of family law and employment dispute mediation (which, after all, involve emotion) there are still precious few women "neutrals" mediating and arbitrating the type of complex commercial litigation that I'd handled for more than two decades as a lawyer.
