Speaking to The Creators Project, McKenzie calls the results of this concoction, "candy-coated misfits with a glimmer of despair beneath the shell".
We used to have people for weeks on the farm, in really bad states as a result of the concoctions they had taken.
And for all the old-fashionedness of this concoction, guests at my table crossed spoons over the last drops of melted ice cream.
Every component of this concoction is carefully thought out, expertly seasoned, and the atmosphere just makes it all the better.
Some patients in this study admitted to use of this concoction for relief of their concurrent surgical condition, abdominal discomfort, 'stomach cleansing' and as 'anti-poison' amongst other uses.
On top of this chaos, which has caused one prison in the Midlands to be on lockdown for some months now, some prisoners have been physically and mentally collapsing as a result of caning these nasty concoctions, created in China by spraying rancid research chemicals on bits of grubby foliage.
The result is a concoction of very disparate materials — crystal panes, cast iron, stone, steel, brick and wood — that plays with notions of solidity and transparency, air and materiality, object and absence.
(With so many glories of the garden in this concoction, surely Wordsworth would have joined Keats in a glassful).
With this concoction of archaic and cutting-edge treatments, she has gotten better.
Caught within this concoction of conflicting views, are the children.
