After jaunts to Paris and the Catskills, The Marvelous Mrs.
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I expect to see similar jaunts from the White House.
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There are comic storytelling jaunts that incorporate elements of folklore.
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Walking sticks packed in their luggage for jaunts to the village.
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Sleepovers became a regular occurrence as did monthlong jaunts to Florida.
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During their jaunts about Chiang Mai, they grab giant smoothies and shop.
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But like many whimsical jaunts to Mexico, it's certainly an unpredictable situation.
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President George W. Bush took frequent jaunts to his Crawford, Texas, ranch.
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That's partly why I will grab my phone for around-town jaunts.
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Despite his jaunts into other mediums, Ballen is loyal to his original craft.
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Plan camping trips, hikes, and quick jaunts to cure any bouts of wanderlust!
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Riders will soon see an extra 35 pence tacked onto their London jaunts.
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Shoppers who made quick weekend jaunts to Freilassing's stores now mostly stay away.
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These regular jaunts bored us out of the small confines of our skulls.
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For now, only the very wealthy will be able to afford such jaunts.
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Do you have a subscription to Blade for your fortnightly jaunts to the Hamptons?
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This would make more frequent jaunts between Seattle and the DC area relatively painless.
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On longer jaunts, start adjusting to the new time zone a week in advance.
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One can imagine both SpaceX and Boeing taking passengers on stand-alone orbital jaunts.
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It is a confident companion in all-wheel-drive on moderate off-road jaunts.
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He also jaunts more readily through other decades, from the 1970s to the 2010s.
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Matilda is also a fine runner, thanks to her jaunts alongside Tanya's horse carriage.
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In the video, Atlas jaunts toward a log and hops over it with ease.
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Foreign jaunts are more common in the summer; Christmas brings families together in the winter.
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During rare jaunts from the house, I visually fit cars and trees and people together.
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The company has no plans to delete its own records of your jaunts around town.
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Easter egg hunts, in theory, are cute little jaunts that take place in sweet springtime.
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Bars and dinners are for regular customers; weekend jaunts away are for very regular customers.
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Bret: I got to know him through his yearly jaunts to the Munich Security Conference.
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Like any good college student would, she's been documenting her envy-worthy poolside jaunts on Instagram.
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I always get a laugh out of these bizarre jaunts to Pornhub, but they're nothing new.
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Instructors are available for the one-to-six-hour jaunts; prices range from $400 to $1,095.
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But also, it's meant for quick jaunts with only 60 miles of range on the battery.
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Toward the end of those jaunts, she was encouraged to choose a final gallery to visit.
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I don't mean spiritual successors or Kickstarter-funded jaunts down the memory lane of isomorphic RPGs.
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While Netanyahu is intense and bookish, Gantz likes folk-singing and jaunts on a Harley-Davidson motorbike.
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I would say that our frequent birding jaunts offer the ultimate in a cheap New York date.
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Jaunts to Park City, the ski town, are common, and many choose to settle in that area.
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IT and its ilk used to be like rollercoasters: brief, make-believe jaunts into dread and grief.
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She made regular jaunts to the Big Cypress National Preserve, home to cypress swamps and wild panthers.
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City mode is best suited for short jaunts around town, while travel mode is for longer excursions.
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The Bullitt offers a calendar that includes events like knitting classes, literary readings and running-club jaunts.
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Not being flexible about destinations costs an average of $131 for domestic trips and $397 for international jaunts.
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In 2012, on one of his jaunts, he discovered that the property was for sale and bought it.
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The other question arises, why should people be interested in rich people taking orbital jaunts around the world?
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But so far there is little sign that sterling's weakness is causing them to cut back on foreign jaunts.
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I love living in a city, but am grateful for these jaunts away to recharge and relax with friends.
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My father's days were wasted deceiving his wife and making sporadic jaunts to Colombia, the region of his childhood.
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He embarks on one of his typically impulsive jaunts and ends up held captive in a Southern gothic nightmare.
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And the cars, for that matter, will not take them anywhere else — no weekend jaunts to the Grand Canyon.
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White pickups double as taxis and charge a dollar to take you anywhere in town, even for D.I.Y. jaunts.
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In the future, little Prince Louis will join his siblings on their jaunts across the fields of Royal Berkshire, too.
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Because isn't a world filled with late-night jaunts through gardens and very polite guards a lovely one to inhabit?
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Flying, battery-powered taxis — small aircraft intended to make shorter urban jaunts — could become a reality in the next decade.
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Spanish clubs have already built huge international brands on the back of conventional TV deals and pre-season jaunts abroad.
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I kept him in the cellar for 29 years but now I feel I should take him out on jaunts.
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In the future, little Prince Louis will join his siblings on their jaunts across the fields of Royal Berkshire, too.
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It won't help you much on rural roads or in the city, but can make long highway jaunts much easier.
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Mae embarrasses her family by broadcasting one of her parents' jaunts in bed, and still her feed isn't shut down.
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The wicker, straw, and basket bag trends we've been loving are about to come in handy for your vacation jaunts.
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THE WAY STATION THAT BECAME A HOME My jaunts through the rain-soaked parks were stunning but wore me down.
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Its compact size makes it ideal for zipping around the city, or for quick jaunts to the grocery store or gym.
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With these gifts, it's easy to spread the love (and not have to worry about those last-minute shopping jaunts, either).
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Five months into his term, Trump has largely remained within two hours of Washington during his jaunts out into the country.
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At times, these first-person jaunts feel awkward, but others achieve their intent, to evoke a scene or individual more vividly.
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That fact wasn't something that struck her on her previous jaunts, like her flights to the United Kingdom to visit friends.
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These jaunts to Kansas have also caught the attention of political allies outside the building, and not in a good way.
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It is starting smaller with its suborbital New Shepard spacecraft that is to take space tourists on short jaunts to space.
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The three jaunts may cost the U.S. Treasury roughly $10 million, including security and staffing costs, according to a Washington Post report.
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Comparing Strudel's first day of training to one of her more recent jaunts shows the confidence she is building with each step.
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On our jaunts across the galaxies—aboard telescopes, spacecraft, and cutting-edge imaging and instruments—we ride all manner of invisible waves.
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And Disick's birthday weekend jaunts come just on the heels of a poolside P.D.A. session with 19-year-old Thorne on Wednesday.
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Through it all, Kris cheerily tagged along snapping pics for me and indulging my impulsive jaunts over whatever caught my eye next.
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Today, Just Chatting is home to streams on dating profile advice, jaunts in Bangkok, tutorials on how to make money trading futures.
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The suborbital jaunts that would be offered by Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin have always been a little while in the future.
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Yet Rio's governor, like his counterparts in other Brazilian states, enjoys the use of a private jet for jaunts around the country.
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I don't blame my friends for working multiple jobs, taking summer jaunts to Europe, going to concerts and all-night dance parties.
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I ran into several other artists while making my visits, and that too is an added boon to my open studio jaunts.
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But Harry Corbally might have been a little more pleased with his son's jaunts than he let on to the good ship's captain.
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On jaunts to Central Park and the Brooklyn waterfront with his boxer Mister, friendly riders say hello and ask to pet the dog.
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First the coronavirus outbreak came for your romantic jaunts to Italy, then it came for Coachella — and now, it's come for dating life.
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And while the couple is down for quick jaunts to close-by places like Paris, they won't be visiting any dangerous countries anytime soon.
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He can sometimes be found at rock concerts in Hong Kong or on jaunts up Mount Fuji in Japan - financed by his doting parents.
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He often joins Trump's Cabinet-level interviews, accompanies Trump at high-level meetings and frequently makes jaunts with the president-elect in Trump's jet.
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Did he knock her down, or is he a substitute for the public that thinks they know Britney from her music and tabloid jaunts?
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Florence maintains his stock with three road trips a year — two shorter jaunts during three- or four-day weekends, and one week-long journey.
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Mr. Fink maintains a grueling schedule, mixing regular bicoastal trips in the United States with frequent client jaunts to China and the Middle East.
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In 2012, Mr. Bloomberg, a political independent, was caught using a helipad in Midtown Manhattan for weekend jaunts during times when it was closed.
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Blue Origin and SpaceX appear to be betting that cheaper launches will lead to many more flights into space, for commercial and tourism jaunts.
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He then broke for a 3-63 lead in the third with a series of staggering groundstrokes mixed with acrobatic jaunts across the baseline.
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I went on one of those jaunts, getting dropped off at the edge of town where Avenida Baltra heads uphill and into the highlands.
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Slowly, between jaunts and parties and Praxis events, I collected a group of Society friends; the artists, gamers, and general weirdos who formed its core.
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I pretty much played as Fox the whole time, aside from a few jaunts with a couple other characters and ships to feel them out.
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The Boeing Starliner will have to undergo the same test flights before it is qualified for regularly scheduled jaunts to and from low Earth orbit.
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Space Photos of the Week Martian Moons and Jovian Jaunts A close-up look at the universe's many wonders, from nearby planets to faraway galaxies.
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Cora, our main character, is an amateur anthropologist/paleontologist who jaunts about the countryside in mannish overcoats, digging up old rocks, looking for an ichthyosaur.
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In between jaunts in the rooms, you can take a dip in the plunge pool, which is kept at frigid temperatures for maximum shock effect.
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We started using them on quiet sidewalks until she was ready for short jaunts with her wheels at the jogging track of a local park.
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He bought used comic books on jaunts to Times Square with a friend, the future National Lampoon writer Brian McConnachie, but didn't tell his parents.
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Growing up they routinely accompanied their parents — his Chilean and Polish born, hers Armenian refugees from Azerbaijan — on museum and gallery jaunts here and abroad.
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These culinary shortcuts were promising me that my troublesome cooking feats could be turned into painless jaunts in the park, with just a few quirky tricks.
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If you work in a sane workplace, you're unlikely to get in trouble for taking a couple three-day jaunts in a somewhat short time period.
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These two- or three-mile jaunts were the majority of my trips, though I've also used the Treadwell 23 on longer rides more than 10 miles.
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The Washington Post first detailed the massive expenditures for Pruitt to fly first- and business class -- often on jaunts as quick as DC to New York.
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I partied, as one does on study abroad, and had a few rough mornings (or spur-of-the moment jaunts to other cities) that necessitated missing class.
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Like only a handful left alive, he taps into that ancestral vanished weird America that the Stones caught the tail end of on their first jaunts overseas.
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For those who follow Ms. Griscom on Instagram, her life very likely seems like an endless round of gilded dinner parties and glamorous jaunts around the world.
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After repeated jaunts across the world to meet with an extremely shady (and often extremely drunken) Mongolian middleman, Prokopi establishes a pipeline for his purloined paleontological finds.
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Michael R. Bloomberg was known for taking regular jaunts to his estate in Bermuda, including one trip that backfired when a particularly bad snowstorm hit New York.
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But this time, he's shown enjoying the pleasures of the flesh, which mostly means some between-the-sheets romps and neon-lit jaunts through hot nightlife spots.
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Over the first three years of his tenure, Trump has gone from lengthy multi-stop foreign swings to more targeted jaunts that last only a few nights.
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And he frequently makes jaunts with the president-elect in Trump's jet, from a victory rally in Priebus's native Wisconsin to a recent Army-Navy football game.
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A recent report in the Wall Street Journal found that Trump's frequent jaunts to Mar-a-Lago this year had racked up about $6.6 million in airfare alone.
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Samsung announced a new souped-up, Batman-themed Galaxy S7 Edge and it looks like something Bruce Wayne would bring along in his late-night jaunts for justice.
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If you believe the stereotypes, venture investors are either already on vacation or packing their bags for late summer jaunts to exotic locales at this time of year.
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The company Dolphin Tours began daily Mamma Mia jaunts that shepherd tourists to the movie's most iconic spots, including the chapel at the top of a steep hill.
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While I realize that a lot of people might want to ride the Rev to work and back, I enjoyed it most for quick jaunts around the neighborhood.
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But no — there aren't any first-class jaunts to exotic foreign capitals, and no scenes of him being wined, dined and entertained by strippers amid piles of cocaine.
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Amtrak's Empire Builder train regularly embarks on three-day jaunts between Chicago and points in the Pacific Northwest, and the film joins passengers on one of these journeys.
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The company so far only has the Land Rover, named Juniper, but it wants to convert more vehicles to set up for rentals for pre-planned "jaunts" around Australia.
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Mr. Cabral also came under scrutiny for using the state's helicopters to transport his children, their two nannies and the family dog on weekend jaunts to a beach house.
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It's only the fourth time the UFC have had a stadium show following their jaunts in Stockholm, Toronto and Melbourne—and this fight card justifies such a large arena.
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Thanks to incredibly low prices and fares, travel is becoming more and more accessible to everyone, whether we're talking about quick jaunts out of town or longer trips overseas.
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It was his habit when he was hurt on one of his jaunts to rest somewhere, get his strength back, and then make the painful journey to the house.
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Lengthier trips away call for suitcases, but a weekend summer escape requires a travel bag that can help us sail smoothly through mini yet hectic train, plane, and automobile jaunts.
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Perpetually on the outer circle of administration insiders, she favored long walks alone along the C&O Canal and kayaking jaunts on the Potomac to socializing with other Washington insiders.
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In 2011, the tycoon came under scrutiny for granting the former governor and members of Mr. Cabral's family the use of a private jet for jaunts around and outside Brazil.
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Smothering Nutella over your pasta is a meal no longer relegated to the realms of hedonistic late night munchie jaunts in the privacy of my own kitchen (don't look at me).
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Often the best way is to embrace the stark minimalism of a blank canvas is Instagram, where thousands are sharing their jaunts as flakes continue to fall along the East Coast.
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Photo: Michael Hession If your laptop doesn't fit snugly in your bag, or takes a lot of knocks on your out-of-office jaunts, add a layer of peace of mind.
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It's now 2017 — you work in coffee shops, your smartphone controls your home and car, and your business trips are short, two-day jaunts with a bit of leisure thrown in.
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Ms. Claypoole said that because of Mr. Hamel, she and her boyfriend skip random jaunts to the corner store for a forgotten item, and forgo all but the most important outings.
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Ms. Claypoole said that because of Mr. Hamel, she and her boyfriend skip random jaunts to the corner store for a forgotten item, and forgo all but the most important outings.
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The ride is fairly firm — such is the price of a 95-inch wheelbase — but motorway jaunts are delightful, tight parking spots beckon, and everybody (almost) gives the Up a smile.
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Trump's recent trips are more like short jaunts that allow her to lend her image to causes without speaking at length in public or traveling too far from the White House.
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Based entirely on the amount of constant rubbing and chafing a runner experiences on even short jaunts, the type of athletic apparel they choose needs to satisfy a particularly high standard.
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More from Tonic: There are a variety of parasomnias, though, that don't involve open-air jaunts: Sleep-eating is very common, especially as the sleep-aid medication Ambien has become popular.
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During my virtual reality jaunts at the trade show, I strapped on the Rift headgear, which connects to a computer, and looped the two controllers around my hands to test two applications.
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The rich do spend a lot more than the poor on foreign holidays, which have immediately become much more expensive, though these jaunts form only a small proportion of their total spending.
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Front Burner Lonely Planet's guidebook series, a favorite of travelers on a shoestring, has introduced a compendium of weekend jaunts to 2100 wine regions in 2928 countries, though Bordeaux is not included.
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President Donald Trump's regular jaunts to his Mar-a-Lago resort — his so-called Winter White House — are hitting Palm Beach County hard in the pocketbook, and taxpayers there have had enough.
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But they did get day-old news on Kim's trip, with images published of his jaunts around Singapore the night before the summit with the city state's foreign minister and education minister.
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He enjoys maintaining his connection to Manhattan, taking advantage of his weekly jaunts to see the latest show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art or buy gemstones and materials for his designs.
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The whole point of X-37B is that its mission is mostly clandestine, so we likely won't ever know the full particulars of what it has been up to in its orbital jaunts.
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They work in a space that is roundly ignored by the big guys and, if all goes according to plan, they'll soon grab a bit more of the lucrative world of weekend jaunts.
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These casual jaunts over to the red planet are made possible by OnSight software, which processes images taken by the Curiosity rover and makes them viewable through a HoloLens, Microsoft's mixed reality headset.
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An era of supersonic passenger flight was on the horizon, promising to cut trans-Atlantic jaunts to a breezy 3 and a half hours, less than half the time of a conventional jet.
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The black leather seats in our test car felt soft to the touch and offered more-than-adequate bolstering for both leisurely jaunts down the highway and dynamic drives on twisty country roads.
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The millionaire was said to bring young boys to the island in the wintertime and take children along for hunting trips, skiing jaunts in Aspen, and beach parties at the Sheldens' Antigua estate.
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The movie, filmed mostly around Tampa with jaunts to Miami, presents a sour portrait of 1980s Florida, awash in white powder and dirty cash during the go-go years of the cocaine trade.
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The tiny problem for me with these tales is that I want to hear the end of Stephen Fry's jaunts around the south of France, not fall asleep in the middle of it.
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We'll also probably hit some of the liquidation sales while we can to stock up on baby stuff and toys, and we'll get used to no longer taking weekend jaunts to the stores.
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He and his wife, Dawn, are on their third rental in a West New York, N.J., waterfront complex since beginning a series of cross-country jaunts from their native California nine years ago.
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Nicknamed the "Serial Stowaway" for her history of unticketed jaunts on commercial flights, she has reappeared in the news after allegedly landing in London earlier this month without a passport or boarding pass.
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On Parts Unknown, his jaunts across the US included a deep dive into the politics of coal mining and the Second Amendment in West Virginia, and a look at heroin addiction in Massachusetts.
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Boat design is her main in-game occupation: For her business, Trudeau Classic Sailing Yachts, she meticulously crafts richly-textured sailboats and skippers in which Second Life residents enjoy romantic jaunts on the sea.
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Given some of the stress-inducing group trips Rinna has recently taken with her RHOBH costars, including jaunts to Amsterdam and Dubai, we're guessing this trip was literally like a walk in the park.
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"Mayor Bloomberg had Bermuda; Mayor de Blasio has a corner coffee shop and Y in Brooklyn," Mr. Phillips said, referring to Michael R. Bloomberg's frequent weekend jaunts by private jet out of New York.
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Sure, brunches, afternoons in the park, and jaunts to the beach may be at the top of your priority list, but what you choose to wear to said events is really just as important.
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In summer, she trains in New Zealand and Chile; from October to March, she races across Europe, with occasional jaunts to North America — the World Cup opener in Sölden, Austria, is on Oct. 28.
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We settled on Plan B: to ship the Bonneville across the country (cost: $500) and spend the summer riding it through my home state of New Hampshire, with jaunts to Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts.
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He's made four weekend trips since the inauguration to his private Mar-a-Lago club in South Florida, with short side jaunts to play golf at his courses in West Palm Beach and Jupiter.
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Roughly 4,000 guests visited the town over the course of three days, with some people coming in for quick 90-minute jaunts, and others showing up early in the day and hanging out until closing.
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In the later years of Obama's Vineyard jaunts, the White House took to releasing what songs Obama and his family were playing at their secluded rental home -- divided, somewhat racily, into "daytime" and "evening" playlists.
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An avid long-distance runner, he sometimes accompanied the Maasai on daily jaunts of dozens of miles, and for a short time he held the record for the swiftest ascent and descent of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Bandar entertained and influenced pols and journalists with cigars and cognac in the reassembled British pub he had transported to his $135 million Aspen mansion, and with hunting jaunts at his estate in England's Wychwood.
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Eventually, though, Jules got into a rhythm with her housemates — "Hannah and Paige are definitely my good friends," she says — and learned a lot about herself in between jaunts to the beach and group dinners.
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Watching him embark on jaunts toward the hoop called to mind a city player who knows every dead spot on a backboard, the better to make a back-spinning ball fall through a netless hoop.
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Combined with the weak pound and the potential rise in airfares if Britain fell out of the EU open-skies arrangement (something Mr Davis also hinted was possible), this would turn jaunts abroad into a luxury.
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Pau's stay-cation continues, however he is using the whole entire country of Spain for his low-key jaunts instead of a trip to the local museum or sad public pool like the rest of us.
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Also, well mannered, perma-tanned from jaunts to the Caribbean and Ibiza, and close to their families, which usually reside in large gated houses with swimming pools and tennis courts less than an hour from London.
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Add to that the potential lure of Los Angeles night life, which can ensnare visiting teams, and these jaunts to the West Coast are not always especially productive, not against the league's most punishing tag-team.
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A mild recovery in Crown's interim earnings pointed to a return of Chinese high-rollers, many of whom had put off overseas gambling jaunts amid a Chinese government campaign against shows of wealth among public officials.
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With the exception of a five-day bus tour timed around the Iowa State Fair and Wing Ding dinner, the majority of her early-state trips have been shorter jaunts where she's headlined large town halls.
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Always costly in manpower and equipment, the president's jaunts to Mar-a-Lago are estimated to cost at least $3 million each, based on a General Accounting Office estimate for similar travel by former President Obama.
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Even as boat rides, helicopter jaunts and other outdoor activities were suspended, Mr. van Dusschoten said he and other tour operators had fielded calls all week from people around the world who still wanted to visit.
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The rest of the year can have your conservative pumps and versatile lace-up sandals: Your end-of-the-year jaunts are the time to pull out all of the stops and gravitate toward glitter-coated everything.
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Next Fest isn't the only event to merge film and music, but similar jaunts like SXSW, for example, would require a long and costly ten-day stay in Austin to make both the film and music portions.
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Thanks to the president's frequent weekend jaunts to Mar-a-Lago, the Florida resort he owns, club members effectively pay a $200,000 membership fee for unrivaled access to him, other top public officials, and even foreign dignitaries.
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We've compiled 10 fun jaunts with a variety of activities for you to consider, from D.C.'s annual Cherry Blossom Festival to the pool parties of Palm Springs to the great outdoors at Utah's Zion National Park.
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With the trip to Puerto Rico this week, Ms. McCray has taken four out-of-state jaunts on city business this year, the same number she took in the first two years after her husband took office.
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Recently, a number of Green party politicians in Germany caught a hail of flak for posting on Facebook photos from New Years' holiday jaunts to places as far away South Africa and Chile, which required extensive air travel.
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Virgin Galactic recently debuted the spacesuits its paying passengers will wear on the $250,000 tourist jaunts to space, which will begin in the first half of next year if the company sticks to its most recent public timeline.
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While all fourteen motors will be used during takeoff and landing, only two—the larger motors positioned on each wing tip—are needed to keep the plane at cruising altitudes for short jaunts of up to 100 miles.
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For a company like Samsung, which has been plagued by big PR problems like the Note 7, and its C-suite's jaunts to Korean prison, being the first and being successful at it would be a huge win.
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Prosecutors found that the couple had used their holdings for tennis lessons in Florida, jaunts to luxury hotels in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, and in Paris, and shopping sprees at Giorgio Armani and Ermenegildo Zegna boutiques.
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These are the spots you can find along the coast that the MUNCHIES staff can't pass up any time we're down the shore, just in time for you last few weekend beach jaunts before Labor Day Weekend hits.
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Richard W. Painter, an ethics counsel in the George W. Bush White House and a frequent critic of Mr. Trump, said that his weekly jaunts to Trump-owned resorts have created a culture of entitlement in the administration.
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Turns out, this very mountain appeared another vision as well, this time, Bran's during one of his jaunts with the Three-Eyed Raven in season 6 when he watched the Children of the Forest create the first White Walker.
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The company has set 2018 as its intended timeframe for beginning these flights, and Bezos showed the Symposium a full-scale mock-up of what the eventual tourist passenger capsule provided 11-minute jaunts to space will look like.
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Sense of relief Still, in the palaces and cabinet rooms the President leaves behind, there is relief among foreign officials that Trump's European adventure ended without the kind of embarrassing episode that have colored some of his past jaunts abroad.
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Junior running back Reggie Corbin rushed for a career-high 213 yards - including touchdown jaunts of 72 and 77 yards - to lead Illinois to a 143-31 Big Ten triumph over Minnesota on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium in Champaign, Ill.
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"In fact, Mnuchin's extensive and costly travel junkets — including viewing a solar eclipse [while traveling] onboard a military aircraft — strongly suggests another motive for the redactions: avoiding embarrassing public scrutiny of his costly travel jaunts at taxpayer expense," he added.
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Still, Sunbather dominated year-end lists and saw the kind of crossover attention that had been unprecedented in metal for some time; like Metallica blowing up with 8-minute prog-thrash jaunts, though, it didn't need commerifical signifers to do so.
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Ms. Yuan will also write a column about packing, with advice from Jean Lee, a friend who established The Associated Press's North Korea bureau and knows a thing or two about packing light for several-month jaunts into unknown territory.
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Red Savannah recently launched a new series of European itineraries that can be tailored to highlight art historian-guided visits of "The Last Supper" in Milan and jaunts to Leonardo's birthplace in Tuscany that include private tours of Museo Leonardiano Vinci.
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They are kicking it off with a floral cardigan, inspired by a vintage style Kate had worn for 30 years, as well as a caftan she used to wear on her frequent jaunts to Mexico (she was particularly fond of Cabo San Lucas).
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Anas, who says she never expected to own a cat, brings him everywhere — including hikes (and games of hide-n-seek) through the forest, trips to the boat dock and jaunts to the beach to stalk seagulls while his mama goes freediving.
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Whole Foods Market 24 Bedford Ave Brooklyn, NY 230 (718) 734-2321 Perhaps the most well-known of anywhere the duo frequented on their jaunts throughout the borough, this grocery chain is now owned by a little parent company known as Amazon.
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He has traded "looking-live" greeting and weekend jaunts to football's most hallowed athletic grounds to talk gambling five days a week to "My Guys in the Desert," who today are Vinny Magliulo and Jimmy Vaccaro, bookmakers here at the South Point Casino.
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The trappings of her expat life are fancy — designer clothes, an extravagant apartment, jaunts to Spain and Italy — but Annabel finds Swiss life stultifying, and she's annoyed when her husband, Matthew, seems reluctant to leave Geneva after their agreed-upon two-year stint.
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In between taxpayer-funded jaunts to view the solar eclipse, he's delivered public speeches in favor of repealing the estate tax; a proposal that would put an average of $2628 million in the hands of each of the nation's 28503 richest families.
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Mr. Friedman, 63, and his partner, Cindy Lou Wakefield, 58, make frequent forays to local galleries (including ones owned by Mark Borghi and Peter Marcelle); to auctions at Christie's in New York and Amsterdam; and occasionally on acquisition or authentication jaunts to Europe.
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I would feel the occasional twinge of resentment when I saw photos of friends on weekend jaunts to Budapest but even though it was tough, the goal of having somewhere to call my own was more important than a resort holiday or gel manicure.
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However, we do know that she loves animals — as evidenced by her ever-growing roster of pets and frequent jaunts to pet exotic animals in other countries — so for that reason, it wouldn't be all that surprising for her to give up eating animal products.
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Booking scene icons Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Guy Gerber, and DJ Tennis suggested SXMusic is aiming for an audience primed by yearly jaunts to BPM Festival, but worn out by the slow bro-ification and overcrowding of Playa Del Carmen, where BPM takes place.
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If, while watching Fox Mulder and Dana Scully's various jaunts through the realm of the occult, you find yourself thinking, "Wow, I wish Rob Lowe and his adult children could do this, too," A&E's The Lowe Files is exactly what the (witch) doctor ordered.
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After one afternoon when I fell into the rabbit hole of Cheban's social media accounts (photos of pricey diamond watches worth my student loan debt on Instagram, clips of glamorous jaunts to St. Tropez on Snapchat) I decided to find out what, exactly, Cheban does.
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Throw in men's wear and couture, and maybe a trip to Havana and Rio for Cruise — and that's even before you count jaunts to exotic locales for glossy magazine shoots, store openings or red-carpet premieres and so on — and the trips add up.
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Holland, whose writing has appeared in WIRED, doesn't seem like the type to scare easily; her magazine work often involves jaunts to remote, tough places like the Canadian Arctic (she lives in the Yukon) following people who have extreme passions (rock climbing, ultramarathon racing).
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It was a perfect place for the elusive Swedish-born movie star to be left alone: ensconced in a quiet cul-de-sac facing the East River and convenient to area airports, which was useful for her frequent jaunts to Europe and the Caribbean.
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Outfitters Black Tomato and Remote Lands now offer journeys in the region, from guided archaeological tours to rock climbing and river jaunts in basket boats Columbus, Ohio With a revitalized riverfront and booming downtown, Columbus is already one of the nation's fastest-growing cities.
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Unlike many first-run movies, it was hardly seen in-country, though soldiers who did get to watch it, perhaps while on R&R jaunts to Hawaii or Tokyo, embraced it as a comic howl against a status quo they were risking their lives to preserve.
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At its center is the idea that eight people from all around the world — seriously, this thing is filmed on four different continents, with occasional jaunts to Iceland — have a psychic link to each other and can borrow each other's physical skills to get out of a jam.
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And before the tires on Air Force One cool from each of those trips, the president will jog up the stairs of the plane for numerous jaunts around the United States to campaign and raise money for Democratic candidates, as well as to host foreign leaders outside Washington.
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This might be possible, and scientists can point to the now-defunct Biosphere 2 and the NASA HERA project as ways to learn how to accomplish this, how humans can live isolated for both jaunts in the solar system and, eventually, the many years an interstellar voyage will take.
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Meanwhile, rather than dying after one of his jaunts into the woods 27 years ago, Matthew Deaver lived on for several decades, leaving behind boxes of audiotapes in which he mused on the supernatural origins of evil … before finally shooting himself in the head out on the lake.
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He recalled organizing dinner parties and morning raves, weekend jaunts to upstate New York and Burning Man, and the overall emotional cost of being a mentor to 65 people, some of whom fell in love, went traveling and started new businesses, he added — juicy alliances he is proud to have overseen.
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Last week, during a trip that was probably one of my last jaunts into public space for some time, I stood in an abandoned hotel lobby with the last remaining soul there -- a restaurant owner linked to the hotel who had just laid off 45 people, wage laborers who now have no job.
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It makes it easy to whip up cold brew at home so you can skip your expensive morning jaunts to Starbucks: Simply fill it with water and your favorite coffee blend, then let that shit steep for up to 28 ounces of deliciously smooth coffee concentrate that stays fresh in your fridge for up to two weeks.
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The seven-mile range on a single charge isn't that great and you won't even hit that if you're maxing out the speed, but if you're buying this for a short commute or just for some little jaunts around town, it's a great ride — though you still might be in for an easier ride on one of the company's lengthier boards.
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Mashable reporter Chris Taylor took the 238-mile range Bolt on a test drive in 2016, and was thoroughly impressed: The Bolt has passed an important middle-class milestone: you can drive for a full and harried work week, at the distance of the average American commute, with miles to spare for evening jaunts, and you won't have to think about plugging in until Saturday.
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It was not easy to square the serene figure at the picnic table with the goofball naïf who over the years found herself on coke-addled jaunts through the Serengeti with tempestuous models and photographer divas; who spent a thousand nights clubbing in New York or Paris fueled by lavish quantities of Champagne and other stimulants; who embarked on nearly that many libidinal adventures along the way.
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Kate is known to regularly escape the bustle of London to enjoy the clean air and vibrant woods near her parents' home in Bucklebury with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, so that the royal children can feel the dirt on their hands and the mud on their wellies — and in the future, little Prince Louis will join his siblings on their jaunts across the fields of Royal Berkshire, too.
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Kate is known to regularly escape the bustle of London to enjoy the clean air and vibrant woods near her parents' home in Bucklebury with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, so that the royal children can feel the dirt on their hands and the mud on their wellies — and in the future, little Prince Louis will join his siblings on their jaunts across the fields of Royal Berkshire, too.
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One thief, for instance, offered tellers an array of perks, including jaunts on private planes, limousine rides, manicures and one-on-one meetings with famous athletes, in exchange for customer information, according to a 2011 indictment from prosecutors in Charlotte, N.C. Four years later, the same man ran into trouble again when federal prosecutors indicted him over accusations that he used confidential information from Wells Fargo customers to withdraw roughly $100,000 from accounts.
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