No matter what significant change you're contemplating making in your life, there will come a point when you'll have to dive into uncertainty -- let go of that sinking raft floating out at sea, and start swimming for shore.
The inverted cup, which presses into the fruit, has a ridged cone that sinks deep into it to press out as much juice as possible.
"You know they stood out on that sinking deck/And they was all in great despair," Brown sang.
As an outsider to this incident, I remain more objective than the parents who sit at home overcome with anger, distraught with fear, and paralyzed with that sinking feeling of being out of control.
The Maine may be forgotten, but the waves from that sinking have yet to flatten out.
The New Yorker, November 5, 1960 P. 47 Overheard in Boston's Back Bay Station, matron to her luggage-laden husband as they boarded a train to New York: "You just better pray that those lobsters don't crawl out of that sink".
By Margaret Latimer and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, November 5, 1960 P. 47 Overheard in Boston's Back Bay Station, matron to her luggage-laden husband as they boarded a train to New York: "You just better pray that those lobsters don't crawl out of that sink".
This was the case in Ireland, an otherwise sound country that sank into crisis when it bailed out its banks after the Irish real estate bubble burst.
