The seasons coexist with manic joy.
Half of those are made under manic depression states, and the others manic joy.
"He loves dogs," sighed Sebastian's mother wearily, watching her small son vibrate with the kind of manic joy normally unleashed only by a family size bag of Pixy Stix (or a medium-to-high dose of Ritalin).
Instead, he captures much of the manic, musical joy of Kendrick's recent instant classic To Pimp a Butterfly, an album made for the headphone experience.
The crowd leaps around, bellowing the words and even the trumpet riffs, in a manic fit of joy.
Though the skill level of teams outside the U.S. -- we're including the Toronto Raptors in this category -- may not be on par with the Heat or the Mavericks, the passion surrounding teams in Israel, the Philippines and Argentina is no less intense and fandom, in many places, has been infused with the manic and rather unpredictable joy of soccer hooliganism.
It's bright and exuberant, exuding joy with a manic relentlessness that points towards darker forces below the giddy surface.
You have caught 'em nappin'!) Beside the plates of pfeffernuesse, Arguing topics quite abstruse, Tom Piketty and Art Laffer Baffle some of Laffer's staffers, While Jin Auh, Zoe Saldana, Pam Hays, from Bigfork, Montana, Michael Bublé, and Joe Panik Feel a joy that's almost manic, And a sudden, sweet transcendence Elevates all in attendance!
This seems like a good time to scale back on the joy; take it from "manic" to "silver lining".
In doing so, we rediscover joys we forgot during our manic race to the dead end.
