Indeed, in one online ad for Zestra, a woman says that, "It works so well, when I think about it, it even makes me want to go home and use it now".
Well, when I think about the often impersonal experience of travel, a human touch can be very appealing.
I still well up when I think about an elderly David, looking out over his children's football game, and seeing the ghost of Keith, ready to take him to the other side – the look of surprise on his face, the smile on Keith's, before he keels over.
I think it has to do with our lives as well, because when I think about my life, my whole journey, to still be making music with incredible people and to be performing, that's kind of magical.
Tears well up in my eyes, when I think about the dedication showed by the 442nd, just as they well up when I think of the Muslims in Arlington, whose families are confronted with Donald Trump's latest plan.
Even when I'm doing well, I still have moments when I think, "Ugh".
Mailer: "Well... there are days when I think of myself as being the best writer in America".
"Well, I still get surprised when I think to myself: 'You really are quite old now.' We are very lucky to have our faculties.
Well, the world's changed — when I think about the world you're describing coming up in, and the world that even these kids are coming up in that we just drove past… J.B.: Excuse me — [pointing at a narrow canal] — this here was like where the Titanic sunk as far as I was concerned.
I'm usually pretty confident by the time I've sent it in but I have those moments when I think, 'well I sent it to them on Friday, by Saturday night they should be ringing up to say how wonderful it is!'.
"Well," she said — and when I thought about it later it occurred to me that I had stumbled across a defining metaphor — "there's a lot of mild stuff, too".
