After doing some research, I had heard some rumination that many of the indoor vertical gardens weren't surviving after a few months of being installed.
I had read about them as well, though never more than a couple of sentences in the middle of some rumination on Mexican poverty.
Throw in some ruminations about the Platonic ideal of an Android tablet and you've got the new Droidcast in a nutshell.
In both pencil and oil paint they displayed both practical working notes, lists of names and song titles, and some ruminations.
TOM WAITS "Bad as Me" is Tom Waits's first full album of new material in seven years, a collection of bluesy roadhouse stomps and bleary morning-after ruminations, tales of wandering and war and scratchy but sincere love songs.
He claims to make each of his works, albeit after lengthy rumination, in a single day — sometimes a very long day — painting wet-in-wet with dark-over-light colors, forming the image as he goes.
After much rumination, Franklin posited that it may work better to focus on improving just one thing at a time, rather than try and work on everything at once.
By Steve Martin The New Yorker, December 7 , 1998P. 100 SHOUTS & MURMURS exploration of the question of God by Toby, the talking horse, who, after philosophical rumination and non sequiturs about anagrams and the mare in the next pasture, announces that whatever answer you choose at any given moment is the correct one.
SHOUTS & MURMURS exploration of the question of God by Toby, the talking horse, who, after philosophical rumination and non sequiturs about anagrams and the mare in the next pasture, announces that whatever answer you choose at any given moment is the correct one.
