The storm reminded her that her New York business relies on public transportation, a fact that was driven home several years ago when a snowstorm closed city subways.
A congresswoman, denouncing the use of "refugee" to characterize those who had fled the storm, reminded the nation that "These are American citizens".
Mr. DiFrancesco's closest advisors say the acting governor is trying to rise above the storm, reminding himself that "I have a job to do, to be governor, to keep my eye on the ball," according to Mr. Wilson.
Gardner runs in heat and humidity, "feeling doped and unresponsive"; he runs on the first day of Hurricane Sandy, the wind out on the outer band of the storm reminding him of stories his wife once told him about childhood games of crack-the-whip.
The UK's floods, Australia's record heat, the intense cold in the US, and the unparalleled force of Asian storms remind us that the real issue is intensity.
The inevitability of those seasons, bitter winters, spring snow melts, baking summer droughts and apocalyptic autumnal dust storms remind me of yesterday's inevitable reintroduction of British military personnel back into Helmand province in support of the Afghan National Army in Sangin.
Storms remind us of how we're all weathered into submission by the elements.
In a competition in which medal counts and other nationalistic displays often take center stage, it took a showman of Bolt's stature to twice take the Games by storm and remind people that sports, even at its highest level, is child's play.
That issue, along with supportive housing and employment, are things that do not disappear after the storm, Byer reminded me.
Yoga has held me through the roughest of storms and reminds me to have respect for myself, be kind to myself, believe in myself, and find love in myself.
