This created an underground economy, and it generated my strangest and fondest Thanksgiving football memory.
The place that I was fondest of reviewing this year, therefore, was the one that managed to draw me into a cozy space with old friends, beers, and microphones, to belt out Rihanna unself-consciously.
The songs don't hide echoes of predecessors from Blondie to Nancy Sinatra, although the Ting Tings are clearly fondest of the 1980s, when do-it-yourself punk and new wave flirted with dance music and bubble gum.
One of my fondest memories from this year was trying to decide if Christopher Munch — who was there with his pleasurably eccentric feature "Letters from the Big Man" and, after one screening, read a letter from the Sasquatch "people" in perfect deadpan — was pulling our collective leg.
One of Scott's fondest memories was the summer after our Nieman year.
Over the years, I have relaxed in tropical locales and on lavish patios; however, some of my fondest memories are of summer evenings with my parents and neighbors on those concrete parking stalls.
Carr, whose fondest memory of the 1960 Olympics was the U.S. Hockey Team's unexpected climb to the gold medal, recalls that he started work on the Olympics three years before the start of the Games.
From the exhilarating peak of December 1942's Marguerite McAuliffe, "whose aim is to be a doctor as good as her dad," and November 1943's Cecile Woodley, whose "main interests are her job and the Navy enthusiastically O.K.'s skiing, Mozart and Katharine Hepburn," we slide submissively toward Irene Scheidt, June 1950, whose "fondest hope is a trip to Bermuda".
For Pat Swope, 65, the only female member of the vessel's final crew, the fondest memory was from last August, when she stood on the Point Divide's deck and spread her deceased husband's ashes into the sea.
It was fondest of music from the late 1970's and early 1980's, tossing off tuneful new-wave pop-rock, choppy B-52 vamps, distorted hard rock, robotic electro and lean Talking Heads funk.
