The first question an elder asks any 18-23-year-old 18-23-year-old 18-23-year-old 18-23-year-oldmptindividualost hisHowchool education is being pursued by most of Generation Y. Current student relationships with their mentor of the same university consist of a bunch of one-sided conversations reminiscing on various professors.
In one FGD an older man offered a poem, reminiscing on a life well spent, and the importance of a peaceful soul and a settled mind.
They walked around with their fruit-salad ribbons, reminiscing on what had been "the best years of their lives".
Two schoolgirls reminiscing on a park bench get increasingly more surreal as the time window for nostalgia shrinks and shrinks.
Tyrion is now at King's Landing, reminiscing on the beach, and I've got whiplash, or jet lag, or both.
On Friday evening, the band sat backstage at the Bell House, reminiscing on their journey and curious placement in rock history.
And there is a moment when Dave Brubeck, reminiscing on camera, is suddenly overcome by an ancient and horrible memory, and he breaks down and begins to weep.
Months on, customers are fondly reminiscing on Twitter: "Woke up thinking about @racine_kitchen's duck with pastrami dust and pickle," one regular tweeted the other day.
Harry, despite a propensity for making bad puns, is good company when he's wry and wary, reminiscing on the phone with his beloved sister, Bee, a sculptor labouring away at an under-appreciated artist-in-residency programme in Canterbury.
Reminiscing on the early days to The New York Times in 1975, Mr. Koutoukas said: "We used to get together a play in a weekend, rehearse on a rooftop, rummage through the garbage for our props and, if we needed extra cash, we hustled our bodies in the streets.
The congressman, who had been reminiscing on the podium about his boyhood, when he took the 125th Street trolley to the piers to watch the boats, responded with an apparently off-the-cuff quip: "Make certain he doesn't run around in East Harlem without identification".
