For all the reminiscing and revived feelings Woods's victory will bring, for all it proves to himself about what he's capable of at 43, the Masters can be surprisingly simple to figure out: Come to the 12th and leave your ball dry, and your chances improve exponentially.
For many people, holidays, birthdays, or the anniversary of their loved one's death can bring up painful memories or revive feelings of longing and sadness over their loss -- even for those who believe they have "finished" their grieving and moved on.
I was on the receiving end of a warning from an organisation I work with yesterday and although it did not revive feelings like those above, it really made me stop in my tracks.
Sometimes, it takes a while for things like this to vacate the precious space in our brains, crowding out thoughts that are more productive and positive, reviving feelings of discomfort, anger, fear or sadness over and over until, one day, almost as abruptly as it may have begun... it stops.
After nine long years of war, General McChrystal once again revived that feeling of hope in Afghans.
Tonight, the anguished voices of soldiers' parents revived the feeling of many that the conflict has become senseless.
This past weekend we revived the feeling we had during July of last year, when thousands gathered in São Paulo to see David Guetta, live from Belgium, announce that Tomorrowland, known as the world's biggest electronic music festival, would be coming to Brazil.
But her son's temple wedding revived touchy feelings, eased, she said, by postings at PostMormon.org.org
The words of the participants of that WeChat group — including an exhortation to "find out about [her son]" — revived the feelings I experienced in that Beijing hotel room 20 years ago, even though I am a proud Canadian citizen and living on democratic soil.
Reminders of lost birth experiences revived early feelings of distress and other negative emotions, as participant 8 recounted: I had some friends who had children around the same time who had normal births, and when I heard that they'd had their babies I felt quite jealous and angry inside that everything was OK.
Can we revive the feeling of a souk and lose the big-box store feel?
