So Ms. Fiordellisi's tenants and her theater will continue to be roomies, as she cheerfully shoulders some of the best deals around.
Lennon's camera shows us the front of the house as patrons are greeted cheerfully, and, over the shoulder of Chrostowski, we keep a wary eye on a server who, Chrostowski worries aloud, may be an addict.
Mr. Obama chats with Gen. Burke and gently puts his arm around his shoulders and cheerfully yells out to the approving throngs that this here is truly a good man who clearly recognizes who his commander in chief is.
The relationship between this cheerfully feisty woman, shaking her shoulders and punching the air, and her sleepy love god is alchemical; when you pull his raw silk covering away from her brass, the metal has turned to gold.
He plays cheerfully, with a rhythmic shrug of his right shoulder that suggests at times a hot "I'm Just Wild About Harry" piano player, at other times a simple, ineffable delight in his own work.
"Ha hah, no-o-o," she said cheerfully, pulling a giant T-shirt back onto her shoulder, proving that there is potential sex appeal in Dad's wardrobe after all (as long as he's not wearing it).
With the sun breaking out, she's having a good time, cheerfully explaining Green policy and happily displaying her new bee-shaped shoulder tattoo (about which the 60-year-old Ms Jones wrote in the Guardian, in the name of potential species extinction) to your correspondent on request.A left-leaning electorate doesn't translate into strong Green support, even with the incumbent seemingly safe.
There is an added incentive for the 30-year-old Fourie, a late bloomer with broad shoulders and a face to match (hence the nickname) who cheerfully admits to an unremarkable career in South Africa before he joined Rotherham in 2005, and Leeds two years later.
Instead of reporting it to the police, he glances over his shoulder to see if anyone is looking, picks up the bag and cheerfully embarks on a second career as a drug dealer.Where "Small Crimes in an Age of Abundance" is breezy and ironic, Daniel Alarcón's debut collection, "War by Candlelight", is weighty and earnest a pisco sour after a champagne cocktail.
And General Sands cheerfully remarks that every time he makes one of these trips he gets "beaten on the head and shoulders".
