Now I've worked up to putting some cash from every paycheck into envelopes marked Goody Bag, which I dip into for luxuries like a nice teapot.
Through my 17 years living with depression, I've unknowingly put together my own Mental Health Kit, which I dip into when I have bad days.
I'm told that Twitter is a river into which I can dip my cup whenever I want.
Catatonic with jet lag, I arrived at Kalari Kovilakom as the first installment of a two-week trip to India in which I would dip in and out of Ayurveda World.
In the process of researching the history of pop writing at The New Yorker (plenty has been done by writers who aren't critics, and by critics who had never had official titles), I generated a foot-high pile of Xeroxes, which I will dip into here when I can.
It is this Heraclitan torrent of virtual life which Packer appears to fear: "I'm told that Twitter is a river into which I can dip my cup whenever I want.
QUESTION FROM ROBERT TRAVIESO: I was re-reading "Room Temperature" last night (which I do often, dipping in and out) and reading your Kindle article this morning.
Ron Reagan has just published a memoir, "My Father at 100" (Viking), which I've been dipping into, and my impression so far is that the book has many of the same qualities as the author.
I read James Michener and John le Carre and Agatha Christie, too young to know the division of story and safety, or imagination and metaphor, but these seeped into my consciousness like the Rit dye bath into which my mother and I dipped jeans to make them new again.
I recently explored what Google searches tell us about depression, by which I mean, loosely, dips in mood.
