And there's a bed-and-breakfast out there, framed in snow but with plush rooms and welcoming fires inside, that is made for helping you remember how.
ENTER Sandra Hall's new hilltop home in Branchburg and there, framed by a curving split stairway and hand-painted murals in the foyer, is the family room.
The most showbiz-y of all was the CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, who chimed in live from Haiti, describing the misery there framed by images of desperation, sometimes with a little too much bathos for a newsman.
She can see them all there, framed by the basement window -- Addie Mae, Denise, Cynthia Wesley and Carole Robertson, just before the earth shook and the glass flew at her face and eyes like buckshot.
In a memorable shot, the camera tracks from his despairing face, up to the roof of his make-shift prison and there frames the US Capital Building in the distance.
In Professor Dai's flat, there were framed snapshots of Hanfeng, playing in piano contests at five, eight, ten, fifteen.
My years there were framed by two Kennedy assassinations and filled with civil rights activity and antiwar protests.
There, the framing of Gish's tremulous virtuosity reveals the source of Griffith's art in classical portraiture.
In the bathroom there are framed letters, including one from Bill Clinton congratulating The Review on its 50th anniversary.
By the middle of the century there were frame houses, horse-drawn vehicles, schools, churches, taverns, and mercantile establishments.
The more changes between single frames there are, the fewer frames can be deleted.
