Love, Paul and Barbara, Neil and Mora, Richard and Susan Finkelstein and families $6$$)FINKELSTEIN--Seymour. A lifetime of shared memories with cousin Sy.
It also serves as a warning to gossipy Hong Kong, where tips are not necessarily given with any hope of an immediate return but obligations can build up over a lifetime of shared information.
That is, having come to see inflation as a menace threatening to redraw the line between the public and private spheres in the industrial democracies, they capitalized on a lifetime of shared experience, including early years in the Federal Reserve System and the Treasury Department, to do something about it.
Even as a cloud of mutual discontent and bafflement hangs over mother and daughter — "I am like a big stone inside her shoes," Aying says — Ms. Valdes-Aran and Ms. Chilip interact with the emotional shorthand that accompanies a lifetime of shared memories; when the two women hold hands, their bodies appear to fold into one another.
And you're not the one who I'll hopefully be with, when I take my last precious breaths on this planet; gratefully looking back on a lifetime of shared treasures, and resting in the knowledge that I loved you well.
Family carers had long-lasting relationships and specific and detailed knowledge of the person with dementia, obtained through a lifetime of shared experiences.
These are novels full of what might be called applied literature, whole lifetimes of shared reading welling up allusively in conversation.
And so it went on, a lifetime of playing, sharing, and competing against one another.
Volunteering, she added, is "one way for older people who have developed skills and talents over a lifetime to share the wealth of their experience with others".
