But you don't have to be observant to find the snacks that Ms. Berglie wants.
She was right: the decision is opening the door for the religiously observant to claim privileges that are not available to anyone else.
One need not be observant to rejoice in Ms. Wetterhahn's kings' cake, golden leaves of puff pastry swaddling a custardy frangipane filling.
But you have to be very observant to spot some of the fishes that are set into the walls and pavements.
A. You're observant to have noticed that there are only 16 trees on the west side of the street between 66th and 82nd Streets.
These systems, long a fixture in hospitals as well, can be lifesavers for older people and those with disabilities, and they allow the observant to live on floors that are too high to hoof it.
Could it be February's often-astonishing stillness that recreates the acuity of the laboratory so I am more receptive and therefore more observant to all that is going on about me?
I'll admit it, I peeked at the answers — something I very rarely do — and I'll tell you why: in my family, I had never heard anyone declare anything close to I'M A BUM after "Hallelujah!" but we were never that observant to begin with, so maybe I missed it.
