She reaches for her laptop, pulls it across the mattress until it bumps against her chin; she tugs the tip of her ponytail into her mouth.
The song has remained at No. 1 since then, followed by "America the Beautiful" at No. 2 and "God Bless America" at No. 4. Falling to third place was the tune of the song "Follow Me" by the Uncle Kracker, which had occupied the top slot for four weeks until it was bumped by the national anthem.
If you're not paying attention, you won't notice it until it's bumping into you.
Or at least it seemed like wishful thinking until I bumped into someone working in a studio where Nicola Roberts happened to be recording.
You don't notice it until you bump into it; it looms over the little alleyways like a big cargo ship in a small fishing village, with porters trundling chairs, tables and bric-a-brac in and out of its loading bays as a fair cross section of Parisian society 5,000 people a day streams through its front doors and up and down its escalators.
Instead of unlocking my door, I backed away from it, as if to take a picture, until I bumped into the wall behind me.
The car, which Israel said contained Hamas militants, continued for about 50 yards until it appeared to bump a curb.
Then she left for Cuba and I didn't hear from her for years, until I bumped into her in the Marais.
Dublin-based Muzu TV was one of the companies that demo'd at our recent TechCrunch Meetup in Dublin and, to be honest, I hadn't expected such a a full-blown, well funded startup to emerge until I bumped into the smiling face of co-founder Mark French.
You don't notice it until you bump into it, looming over the little alleyways like a big cargo ship in a small fishing village, porters trundling chairs, tables and bric-a-brac in and out of its loading bays, while a fair cross-section of Paris society some 5,000 people a day streams through its front doors and up and down its escalators.
