Oh, and you'll also be at the whim of time, the weather, and location.
Man, they claim, is subject to their whims: "From Time, ever fleeting, from Fortune's caresses, from Love and its arrows...No mercy from me!" They will render man "weak, wretched and bewildered".
Conversely, if you're constantly making yourself available to your partner's whims, your time will become less valuable.
Here, you can walk from his collages to his ballets to his own wild performances; from his seething soup of mud, burbling and bubbling at the whim of a time machine in fabulously gloopy music, to his beautifully disciplined vision of Venice in elegantly looped ropes fraying below as if underwater.
The main purpose of this step is to make sure that you are committed to your business instead of reacting on a whim, saving you time, headaches, and money... Answer me this: what funds can you access right now?
(Even retro-leaning pop stars such as Meghan Trainor nod more explicitly to the musical whims of our time).
Despite standing on the antagonistic side, Milhaust is usually amiable and rarely attacks the group on a whim, and at times lends his hand to help the team.
But what's perfectly clear across every example is that, beyond the growing cliché that no party holds a premium on issues honesty, moral fiber and family values, the political whims of the time and a set of roving standards govern how we treat -- and most importantly, what we expect from -- our sex-starved elected officials.
C. B. Bucknor, 50, was a physical therapist at what was then New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center when, on a whim, he used vacation time to attend umpire school in 1990.
Many patients call ambulances and come to the emergency room on a whim, wasting lots of time and money when they could just call their own doctors or do not need any care.
