Reclaim joy! Explore possibilities for less stressful holiday experiences by expanding the season.
I wanted to rob cripples and queers, I wanted to reclaim the joy of tragedy.
Callahan bravely sought professional help because he wanted to reclaim his joy and embrace his role as son, brother, father, and grandfather.
Pound for Pound vividly reminds us that animals are more than just friends and companions--they can teach us how to savor the present moment and reclaim our joy.
A woman ran up the aisle to toss him a teddy bear, and he thanked her politely, then added, "You're fine, too, girl!" For the first part of the set, Mr. Pendergrass reclaimed his hits: "Joy," "Turn Off the Lights," "Love T.K.O".
Our experience may be that we find our way back, that our sanity is restored, our joy reclaimed at last.
These two informative guidebooks aim to help the sexually disaffected discover or reclaim the joys of lovemaking and, as the authors of "Getting the Sex You Want" put it, "to understand the cycles of desire that wax and wane over many decades".
Danielle George at Manchester University will reclaim the lost joy of tinkering in her Royal Institution Christmas Lectures and demonstrate how, with some creative thinking, common devices from lightbulbs to smartphones and electric motors can be transformed in ways that could change the world.
The season of joy, peace and goodwill can be reclaimed for you and your family with five intentional choices.
For Mike Ross, the chairman of the Olkola Aboriginal Corporation, the joy of reclaiming country after nearly 30 years of negotiations was tempered by the need to find viable ways for his people to make a living.
