Jill said as soon as she recovered, she and her partner wanted to sack out on a beach somewhere.
"I had a rest, the kind of rest you have if you have a big account somewhere," James said as the crowd in Canaan Land laughed appreciatively.
"Brooks, we're going somewhere," she said as she grabbed Vicky's boyfriend's hand and placed it on her breast.
"You've got to start somewhere," Mr. Muzi said as he stretched, preparing for his run.
"Next time we go somewhere," Mr. Welch said as he took Ms. Lam's hand, "we'll go together".
"I would rather me explain it to him as a mother and be there to help him process the information," Ms. Valerio said, "as opposed to him hearing it somewhere else and me not being able to talk to him or give him a hug when he needs it".
"It's about the kids," Mr. Wright said later, giving his age only as "somewhere in the 20s" and the reason for the confusion at the cash register as, "It's Christmas and my sisters and I, we're cheap".
Given that Rob and his cohorts, Dick and Barry, are such musical snobs -- "The three of them see themselves as misplaced royalty," Mr. Cusack says, "as kings of somewhere, though maybe not here on earth" -- the cues clearly had to be smart, and if not immediately recognizable, then at least very intriguing.
As Kafka said, what somewhere else "provokes a brief flurry of interest, here brings down nothing less than a life-or-death decree".
"I'd rather smooth it out and say hey, can we meet in the middle somewhere," Sandy says as we finish our drinks.
