He wrote her a funny note imagining them both as old people and joking that when he died ("before you, because you're a smoker and smokers always outlast people like me with healthy habits"), she would forget to be sad "because we had such a good life together".
Rachael notes, "Imagine you hate your job.
It's OK to use this if you're saying it in an impressed tone... you know, like when you find out someone still handwrites thank-you notes (imagine that?!) or welcomes a new neighbor with some baked goods, or any other polite thing that people just don't seem to do any longer. .
Besides, they noted, imagining that you might lose the relationships and possessions you currently enjoy increases your gratitude for having them now.
Suddenly, we were looking at a journey through these sticky notes, imagining our customers booking, and we saw that the moments that mattered most were offline.
As Greg Gibbs of the Royal Bank of Scotland wrote in a research note this week: "Imagine the carnage if major economies were forced from double-digit deficits to surplus, you are talking a Great Depression-type scenario or worse.
On another note, I imagine the information gathered by the previous iteration of the appdetermining whether the subject was sitting, climbing stairs or driving could be used by the Google Fit team for some interesting stats on daily movement patterns.
A woman, standing with her arm outstretched and her wrist twisted unnaturally, notes, "I imagine a different position of my hand would have been a better choice".
No two bills in the U.S. so dominate transactions quite like the Rs500 and Rs1,000 notes, but imagine if tomorrow the Treasury Department killed everything north of the $20 bill.
