As the night wore on, she suggested watching the rest of the returns back at her place.
Ken Goldstein, the chief economist at the Conference Board, suggested watching apartment rents -- and bars -- on the Upper West Side.
One was kind enough to come over and show me what he called "the grip" and suggested watching the ball instead of shutting my eyes during the swing.
They also suggested watching a movie or turning up some music to avoid hearing the revelry.
The next time we were together she again suggested watching one of her videos and I responded, "Yeah, I actually got kind of curious and I found a clip of your stuff on my own".
(Vaizey also weighed in on the hot debate currently gripping the front row. He suggests: watch Downton Abbey, record Spooks).
One can always ignore the creepy omens carried on the political winds and, as Mr. George suggests, watch a spider spinning.
It's as horrific as he suggests (watch it at ind.pn/railfilm) and the product of an era in which the stick of fear was used to whack children into behaving, to hell with their nightmares.
Some suggest watching the overall inflation rate.
I would suggest watching either the movie, at a theatre, or the ceremony, on TV.
