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That sentiment comes easy at every network this time of year, when pilots for new shows are arriving.
"You've made this incredibly heavy and important life choice that becomes apparent in every way this time of year," she said.
Kim Kovol, deputy director of the city's largest soup kitchen, Bean's Cafe, said her staff walk the streets every morning this time of year in search of people who need help.
He did it by changing the course of every game, at a time of year when people were watching.
The optimism typical of every camp at this time of year was bubbling over in Spartanburg as well, although Rivera was careful not to overstate it.
John McEnroe, 50, is a regular presence in the living room of every tennis fan this time of year, as a U.S. Open commentator for ESPN and CBS.
And every day at this time of year, nature -- windy and unpredictable, the fog so dense and close you can practically touch it -- mystically unfolds in its presence.
It's a perfect antidote to the upcoming "summer body" tyranny that is directed at women every year at this time of year – she writes about fatness in a way that made me really question the toxicity of diet culture.
Most every Sunday at this time of year, the team is playing the game as it was before high salaries and strike threats (but also, incredibly, before gloves -- the players catch with bare hands).
The ex-Bournemouth forward, who has scored five goals in the past five matches, continued: "Every game at this time of year is tough, but we just have try keep getting the results".
