And then you think about maybe doing a spot of work before lunch.
This will help you hit that sweet spot of working well while living well.
They included a spot of undercover work at a Jakarta street pet shop – nothing like the sight of an orphaned baby monkey in a tiny cage to end your year on a tear-sodden note.
She finds somewhere to live, falls in with some odd characters, engages in a spot of detective work and helps the police eradicate Nevi outbreaks and foil the evil plans of a criminal called Alias.
Echoing Martial and Horace (whom he translated), Matthews's poems also tell jokes (masturbation is "a spot of body work at O' / Nan's Auto Service") or incorporate chatty asides: "I hate the way / academic life can function as a sort / of methadone program for the depressed".
"Thanet is a very bad spot for work, so most of us don't know what we're going to do yet - there are no airports round here".
Six CDs of material from any other mortal simply induce fatigue and highlight weak spots in a body of work.
Eileen A. Powers, the lead prosecutor, is trying to show that Mr. Slavin, along with his accomplice, lured the Mexicans to the isolated spot with the promise of work, intending to kill them.
As the show's organizers, Constance McPhee and Alison Hokanson, have pointed out, people who are interested in the Pre-Raphaelites tend to be sheepish about it, confessing to a soft spot for this kind of work in the same way that they might own up to sneaking a Twinkie once in a while.
Those who know the company well would conclude that Oceaneering was in a good spot to get lots of work cleaning up the damage.
