Soak in the satisfaction of, for a moment, having the six-figure salary and the spacious summer home, amazingly enough, at the young age of 23! (Wow, you look great!) Or, of course, the satisfaction of being a master juggler, if that's what floats your boat.
A master juggler, he tosses in a few corrupt national intelligence agencies and the conspiracy-laden assassination of Benazir Bhutto without slowing his pace or stalling his shocking conclusion.
It was not for nothing that FDR, the great improviser who pulled the American economy back from the abyss with the experimental social and economic democracy of the New Deal and then led a divergent international coalition and once isolationist America to victory in the greatest war in world history, was known as a master juggler.
Projections incorporating the announced costs of Mr Brown's measures by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) suggest a £14 billion surplus in the current year, followed by £8 billion in 2001-02.So has has the master juggler pulled off his act?
Like a master juggler who can keep a bowling ball, a candle and a sword in the air at the same time while singing a cheerful tune, he has been able to manage a multinational company with 20 businesses and 340,000 employees as if it were a small-town five-and-dime.
A man handles garbage-can lids like an exuberant child imitating a master juggler.
She seemed in a perpetual state of emotional contradiction, which is one of the things that made her such a perfect match, at least on film, for Woody Allen, who as history's most hopeful pessimist is a master juggler himself.
Mothers and fathers are master jugglers -- the ultimate planners, playmates and positive influences for their kids.
Instead, the juggler-in-chief did the opposite of his Afghanistan speech he settled for the safe play and in doing so dropped the most important ball.
He was believed to be the first juggler in the world to put up 10 hoops.
