In his living room, he'd hung a placard that reads, "The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, and a perpetual series of occasions for hope".
In Toulon, as in Clermont, the noise is perpetual and vibrant – and on this occasion enlivened by the support of a vociferous travelling support from, er, Coventry.
Because of perpetual wars like ours, we must use these occasions to reflect on the costs "forever wars" have exacted not just on those we have lost, but on those who survive them.
It also affords the church once again an occasion for reformation – which, like Trotsky's perpetual revolution, is a continual and never-ending process – for the church to reclaim its own intrinsic vulnerability to the other.
One example is the wind energy production tax credit (PTC), a demand incentive that has routinely been at perpetual risk of expiration, and actually lapsed on three separate occasions over the last decade.
Indeed, that album -- which includes the exceptional song The Guillotine, a perpetual member of every playlist I create, no matter the occasion -- is the soundtrack to the movie.
The show is not only a joyous occasion, but also works to combat against the perpetual marginalization and violence against black bodies.
There was Mike Phelan, the seemingly perpetual right-hand man in shorts, decked out in a suit for the occasion.
His perpetual tan, he is quick to explain, comes from the sun, not from a tanning booth (on the rare occasions that he takes a vacation, the destination is Miami).
