He takes several pillboxes from his pockets and empties their contents on the chair — a small heap of white tablets.
RYE -- "Language of Hats: From Poke Bonnets to Pillboxes, From Top Hats to Homburgs," display of 80 hats, hat boxes and hat pins from the museum's collection.
It sponsors lectures, organizes exhibitions (currently "The Language of Hats: From Poke Bonnets to Pillboxes, From Top Hats to Homburgs") and oversees a collection that includes 4,000 photographs, ceramics, tools, textiles, store signs and furniture.
RYE -- "Language of Hats: From Poke Bonnets to Pillboxes, From Top Hats to Homburgs," display of more than 80 hats from the museum's collection; exploring how hats made statements about the wearer and his or her status (or lack of it) in society.
It wasn't idyllic: the sea (where they swam unsupervised by adults) was brown, there was barbed wire and old pillboxes from the second world war on the eroding cliffs, and once, when she cycled the mile and a half to catch the school bus, a man exposed himself to Helen and her friend.
Add peep-toed wedge heels from the 1930s and a pillbox hat from the 1960s.
When she was done with it, Ms. Russell decanted two bright red Tylenol capsules from a silver pillbox, a present from the decorator Rose Tarlow, and swallowed them with some Diet Pepsi, noting that on the card accompanying her gift, Ms. Tarlow had written, "Bigger job, bigger headache".
Every morning he takes tablets from his green pillbox, and in the evening, from another pink pill box.
I climbed down a ladder under a grass-covered pillbox five hundred feet away from the House of Resistance, and, ten minutes later, I found my way inside Qaddafi's home.
Venting over shifting contemporary conditions was left to cranks like Carroll O'Connor's well-named Archie Bunker, who waged verbal siege warfare with the newer, scarier New York from his pillbox Queens living room.
