We were playing this very game on a bitterly cold day recently; the inside of our "tent" was so warm and cozy that when I finally emerged, I was struck by the near cruelty of the real world by comparison: the bright light outside, filtered through a blanket of gray clouds and the many fallen needles underneath our Douglas fir.
Inside a bitterly divided courtroom, a judge today sentenced a defiant avowed Communist to a year in prison for her actions as a member of a flag-burning protest in downtown Cleveland last summer.
From Mass at the convention center to lunch at the governor's mansion and prayers inside the bitterly divided Senate chamber, Cardinal Edward M. Egan used his first visit to the state capital today to seek support for the Catholic Church's position on issues ranging from insurance coverage for birth control services to state financing for parochial schools.
Children from the Tohoku region of north-east Japan, in which Fukushima is located, have traditionally been among the country's fattest because they are forced to spend long periods inside during the bitterly cold winters.
Children from the Tohoku region of northern Japan, where Fukushima is located, tend to be fatter than their peers because they are forced to spend long periods inside during the bitterly cold winters.
I spent nearly two years shopping for paintings, photos and objects to match what was on the walls to photos I had of the old bar". Part of the difficulty with the eviction of former owner Jane Grant was that it ended bitterly and Grant took everything inside of the bar, even the sconces.
His supporters argue that both the bureaucracy and many inside the LDP itself bitterly oppose structural reforms.
In power outages, heat systems that rely on electricity won't operate, allowing bitterly cold temperatures to take hold inside the home.
Inside my head I laugh bitterly.
It's a bitterly cold January night in Harlem, but inside the Hue-Man Bookstore & Café on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Jeff Perry '68 is just getting warmed up.
