I STORE many of my tender perennials," Mr. Wong said.
Foote set much store by his film Tender Mercies (1983), the first US movie by Australian director Bruce Beresford.
He gave us all as much love as he could muster and a lot of very fun, silly and tender memories to store.
In colder climates, dig up tender summer bulbs and store them in a bag of wood shavings or peat moss in the garage for the winter.
Make homemade chicken nuggets or tenders one night instead of a store bought brand.
To reduce the discomfort, wear shoes with a wide toe box and perhaps use a bunion cushion (sold in drug stores) to protect the tender protrusion.
Christine Levite, vice president of communications for American Express, said that because many of the 12 national currencies that are being replaced will cease to be legal tender in stores in February, "we are telling everyone to find all those francs, D-marks and guilder notes that might be sitting in desk drawers and bring them into our foreign exchange offices for conversion".
Talk story about Diana Epstein, founder of Tender Buttons, on East Sixty-Second Street, which is the only buttons-only store in America.
By Susan Orlean The New Yorker, May 23 , 1988P. 21 Talk story about Diana Epstein, founder of Tender Buttons, on East Sixty-Second Street, which is the only buttons-only store in America.
The New Yorker, May 23 , 1988P. 21 Talk story about Diana Epstein, founder of Tender Buttons, on East Sixty-Second Street, which is the only buttons-only store in America.
