Yes, our darn Esther!" Librarians fetched up here so thick I thought of it as filing.
First the pro forma history lesson: Samuel de Champlain fetched up here in 1605.
Raymond Chandler fetched up here in 1912, and no other writer really got at the geography and feel and sensuality of the place in the way that he did".
That sounds a bit pious, and if there's one thing Brighton residents aren't, it's pious: a priest from an evangelical church who fetched up here last year declared it "the most godless city in Britain", which, according to a poll in the local paper, 93% of residents thought was a compliment.
What a pleasure to fetch up here for a night.
She points to a hole in the sitting room floor and tells me she thinks the previous person unlucky enough to fetch up here must have had a Staffordshire bull terrier that took a chunk out of the wood with its teeth.
So in honor of the fact that Diary of a Player -- the best-selling book I wrote with the great country musician Brad Paisley -- comes out today as a rather fetching paperback, here's my playlist of some songs that are still classics in my book.
Being deep-in-the-money put options the premium here fetched 8.00.
Homes here fetched an average of £1,870,354 (about $3.4 billion) in the four quarters ending in June, slightly down from £1.91 million ($3.91 million) a year ago, as wealthy international buyers shrugged off the global economic downturn.
Things like being able to use a phone to pay for a ride, or not being afraid to wait for a bus at night doesn't seem as far-fetched here.
