After the war, he became fond of taking road trips from the original Taliesin, in Spring Green, Wis., to Taliesin West.
Dr. Mindy Lahiri, Mindy Kaling's alter ego, bore some relationship to Kaling herself, a pop-culture-obsessed chatterbox fond of taking selfies.
As well as a colourful love life, he was fond of taking LSD as part of his psychotherapy, a practice he continued to advocate until his death.
The residents of Union City, NJ— a 1.2 square mile metropolis across the Hudson from Manhattan are fond of taking to the task of adorning their city streets on their own.
The one notable absentee was Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who, in a fine counterpoint to the orgy of high culture across town, spent the evening explaining how bureaucrats fond of taking bribes should be "punched in the face".
"Virtually all of the books are annotated, many are heavily annotated," Schwartzburg said, and noted that Wallace was especially fond of taking notes and compiling vocabulary lists on the inner cover.
Friends noticed how he came to love the technicalities of defence administration, able to recite missile specifications at the drop of a hat and fond of taking the salute at parades.
Still, the long-term political upside that many in Trump's inner circle see in going after congressional Republicans and the hard-line stances Trump is fond of taking are expected to complicate the delicate talks.
Reverence for the monarchy, if not the monarch, has since eroded: while the Queen is widely admired for her sense of duty, her son Prince Andrew, who is fond of taking helicopters to golf courses, has earned the nickname Air Miles Andy.
Stubby Miss Preston is a Smith woman; her favorite hymn is No. 117 (Bunyan's "He who would valiant be"); she cries easily, like her billowy blue-eyed counterpart at Forest Ridge, Madame McQueenie, the acting Reverend Mother; they are both fond of taking repentant girls onto their slippery laps — Miss Preston's, usually silken in the evening, being worse.
