Reading it, I can distinctly remember thinking that it was appalling, shocking, wonderfully far-fetched.
But as I lie here I can distinctly hear the beating of wings of the angel of death.
More fool us, perhaps, but I can distinctly remember at the time that those of us in Eriksson's company did not think his prediction to be so outlandish as it maybe sounds now.
"When he fell I can distinctly remember him galloping off.
And I can distinctly remember -- the genuine grief that Bush caused me during his eight years in office.
One thing I can distinctly notice after my Adult Gap Year, is that no one can ever guess where I'm from.
There are at least three emails in my life that I can distinctly remember writing when angry, and I know I regret everyone of them.
I hate to hop on the "9/11 Changed Everything" train but I can distinctly remember an emotional shift in how the adults in my life viewed the world and my own experiences in it.
I grew up in a big, extended Greek "family" and I can distinctly recall the day I realized that some of my friends had parents who went into offices every day.
And in the windy conditions that plague Tasmania's forests, it can be distinctly precarious.
