After a much-needed glass of wine, we were all escorted to the 6th floor of the building where an elegant dinner, catered by Wolfgang Puck, was prepared.
If we could just tell our apps to pass on all of the unsuitable prospects, our hands would be free for a much-needed glass of pinot noir and Chinese takeout (for one, sigh).
And then there were those who stood by me, simply wanting to be there as support, offering an ear, offering a hug, offering a much needed glass of wine.
So far, the news has always been good for my friend and me, and with great relief, we traditionally go out for lunch afterward, have a much needed glass of wine (it's medicinal, we insist!) and, of course, make more jokes.
On arrival at their destination, the two men had "a much-needed wash and a glass of delicious light beer" before immediately heading out for a walk through "dull, cow-bitten pastures" to look for plants.
Bottle bills cut litter by 90percentt and the bills supply much-needed plastic, aluminum, and glass in a form that's so pure, it goes directly into remanufacturing.
Once the aggro' started down on the floor of the House, he perked up and had a chance to drain a glass of much-needed water.
Most days, you will go about the machine of life -- alarm, kids, shower, kids, breakfast (maybe), coffee (definitely), kids, door, car, road rage, kids singing "Wheels on the Bus," daycare, work, work, lunch (at your desk), work, kids, car, road rage, home, kids, dinner, bath time, bedtime, TV, glass of wine (much-needed), sleep (interrupted by to-do-list, kid crying, partner snoring, etc).
The excavated basement, illuminated by an expanded wall of glass, elegant and minimal, added much-needed room to a huge museum that, paradoxically, lacked space for visitors who were never anticipated.
The year-old addition, the Jepson Center for the Arts (207 West York Street; www.telfair.org), preserved Savannah's cherished street grid by dividing the structure into two, and joining it with two glass bridges, while giving the museum much-needed space.
Mark this for a later visit, as this handsome, 1847 landmark Episcopal church with its massive brownstone walls in the neo-Gothic style and heraldic stained-glass windows is behind scaffolding for a much-needed renovation.
