When the sight of your gleaming drinking companion jogs your memory next morning, simply reverse the process to view those hilarious snaps - because, apparently, you wouldn't think to do that anyway.
That hole in one, though, is prominently displayed in our shared memory bank ineradicable, sweet, gleaming, the genuine just-right thing.
"It would always be one brief and shining moment for them; always in their memories, burnished and gleaming as the years rolled on.
In The Portrait of a Lady, James's brother Henry vividly described the flow of impressions through the mind of his heroine, Isabel Archer: "Disconnected visions passed through it, and sudden dull gleams of memory, of expectation.
"Whether he was a ghost," Dickens writes, "or a spectral illusion of conscience, or a drunken man who had no business there, or the drunken rightful owner of the furniture, with a transitory gleam of memory; whether he got safe home, or had no home to get to; whether he died of liquor on the way, or lived in liquor ever afterwards; he was heard of no more".
That hole in one, though, is prominently displayed in our shared memory bank — ineradicable, sweet, gleaming, the genuine just-right thing.
By 1953 his boiling down of confusion and memory had revealed the sharp gleaming bone of Waiting For Godot.
Ms. Josefowicz gave a thrilling performance of this daunting work, playing with gleaming sound, supple technique and, amazingly, from memory.
In a book of essays published in 2005, "The Lost Legacy of Muhammad Ali, Hauserr wrote, "We should cherish the memory of Ali as a warrior and as a gleaming symbol of defiance against an unjust social order when he was young".
Gazing at his carefully greased pompadour, gleaming in the late-afternoon sun, his wife manages to savor memories of a time when his drug use seemed cool.
Ms. Budd brought gleaming sound, complete involvement and impressive stamina to both cycles, which she sang from memory.
