We talked about the plot, historical aspects of the story (she was Mal's brilliant researcher), drank wine, reminisced, took long walks, stared at the sea.
So I was thrilled, if a bit daunted when Berger wrote in response: "I might have quite a bit to say about Bernie,... but first I'd like to hear your bona fides, for reminiscing takes a lot of energy and I have little to spare".
Young reminisced, "Take -- for example -- the carousel in the British Invasion section of this theme park.
At one point on the way home she reminisces about taking a drive in their old 1941 Studebaker.
Stranger still, Kepesh reminisces about taking Kenny on one of his annual retreats to his parents' Catskill hotel, which had, near the end of "The Professor of Desire," been sold following the death of David's mother.
"Born Rich," a documentary about well-off children like Ivanka Trump, includes Cody Franchetti, an Italian heir to an American textile fortune, who frets with his tailor about the proper placement of lapels, and Luke Weil, whose family fortune is from the gaming industry, who reminisces about taking LSD between sixth and seventh grades.
West melodically raps only one single verse in which he nostalgically reminisces over taking trips to the museum with his grandparents.
When the building hit the market, plenty of "old-time nostalgia people" wanted to "reminisce and take a look," said Joseph A. Olshefski of Bellmarc Realty, the selling agent.
During this period, he and his friends spent a month in a ski lodge and Roberts reminisces, "It took a while for us to relax into just being, with nothing else to do.
As Dr. Benson reminisces about their taking Friday night "sketch and lecture" classes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, she suddenly remembers that her older son is coming home for the weekend.
She spent most of Saturday in a brown party dress reminiscing with family and taking phone calls, one of which came from her longtime dentist.
