It has always baffled me that some fans are so keen for advance material (scripts, photos from the set, plot-twists) as though the true sign of fandom is to know everything about a film or book before actually seeing it, thus ruining all chances of being surprised by a work the first time you see it – one of life's tiny, perfect delights.
For the Quickfire, the chef'testants attempt to create tiny culinary delights to be served at a Congressional party.
Along with excellent market-driven Provençal cuisine, it's this friendly, arty vibe that makes the tiny L'Armoise a delight.
Tiny impulses of delight garnered from social media is a definite Thing.
This is environmentally sophisticated architecture by a metal guru - every tiny detail is a delight.
With a house that is impossible to extend, the cabin has proved a delight: a tiny study, a teenage escape and a children's sleepover retreat.
Indeed she more than the others illustrates Thurber's point about English humour - it delights in tiny little things; and by that standard, Excellent Women stands as one of the most endearingly amusing English novels of the 20th century.
It would be a delight served in tiny cups as a starter, but a bowl would be a daunting prospect.
They scouted older neighborhoods, and took a shine to tiny one called Ridgley's Delight, one block from Camden Yards, where the Baltimore Orioles play.
Amongst the chaos, exhaustion and the brutal logistics of child-rearing are these tiny, precious moments of absolute delight, of demanding that we suspend all the things that seem to matter and just sit on the floor and play, or listen, which we adults find so hard.
