OPEC chose not to hold an official meeting today in observance of an Austrian day of mourning for more than 150 victims of a cable car fire.
Celebrate the successes, no matter where they rank on your list, and don't mourn the losses for more than a day.
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The kids are under stress and the parents are not only scrambling to catch up and adjust to the sudden changes, but are likely also feeling a sadness -- an inescapable mourning and longing for more innocent days gone by.
It would be denying Rennison his due, though, not to mention that as his book draws to a close and Holmes's energies decline, he makes us mourn for the detective — and, more to the point, for an age that does not contain him.
Amid it all, Mr. Pierce presents himself as a disillusioned hedonist, a sufferer with himself to blame, a lost soul: alone in the vast turmoil of the music, mourning lost chances and wishing for more.
I'm already in mourning, can't quiet my hankering for more and am not being remotely sarcastic.
But I mourn for him as something far more elemental.
Forty-five yearsincece its first broadcast, Cathy Come Home reminds us that there is still much to mourn, and more to organise for.
For more than two months they have mourned for the city, as has everyone.
