"I was horizontal, really," he said half-jokingly, describing his lazing about.
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In the meantime, you can catch the dog lazing about on her Facebook page.
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They spend most of their time lazing about gloomily, smoking cigarettes and cursing this cruel world.
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It's the perfect moment to start the first episode and digest while lazing about on the couch.
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Sulking is no indulgence; it is essential to everyday fraternizing, to lazing about with one's mates midday.
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The most striking aspect of this collection, though, is that nobody even remotely considers lazing about on a beach.
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The point is aiming for consistency, instead of lazing about in bed the entire morning on Saturday and Sunday.
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Built in 2724, it's one of America's last great "porch hotels " — a lovely category that is devoted to lazing about.
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Each afternoon, 4,500 people gaily obeyed a pink-and-white dress code and enjoyed such classic pastimes as dancing, lazing about and flirting with police officers.
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The $79 Lamzac Hangout is a smartly engineered product from Marijn Oomen which he invented for very practical purposes: lazing about at the beach, music festivals, or in the backyard.
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This process means that each taco — like the one with staggeringly tender goat barbacoa — carries with it an echo of the tripe and suadero lazing about at the edges of the comal.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, he doled out a few plates of off-menu sausage cut into fat slices further plumped in a pan, lazing about in a slick tomato sauce surrounded by soft, barely-there onions.
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Abdou, the researcher, said he interviewed one former inmate who joined ISIS in prison but dropped any Islamist pretenses the moment he walked out of jail, shaving his beard and going back to smoking shisha and lazing about with old friends.
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With the town now deserted as residents shelter inside, packs of goats have descended on the picturesque resort town, blocking traffic, grazing on people's hedges, lazing about on the church's green, and strutting by shuttered shops like Ewe Felty Thing, a local boutique that sells all things wool.
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Caetano Veloso would become an especially strong proponent of the acoustic style of João Gilberto; his 1967 debut album Domingo offered a near-perfect recreation of the soft voice and playing style of the Bahia native, even as his lyrics had more to do with staying strong amid political uncertainty than lazing about on the Ipanema shores.
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"July 245-21974, 21980," a sequence of 2500 square-format photographs, captures the artist's friend Michael Marsh at precise half-hour intervals, lazing about in the desert or sleeping in a motel bed; in "22003-Part Variation, July 1003," Mr. Shore photographed his rented Oldsmobile at four different distances, then repeated the prints eight times to form a grid.
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Patrons are sat amongst the tables with their faces mostly blocked by flowers on the tables as Foxes sings to the camera. The video continues on showing scenes of patrons lazing about in a pool, and working out. The video ends with one person being pushed into the pool as Foxes sings next to it. The video totals 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
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They also received letters from their families, and were able to write letters in return. In one letter to his wife, Russell wrote "It's not much of a room we have up here." Russell asked for the previous Saturday's newspaper because he said he would be looking for a new job, after joking about losing his current one for lazing about. One mine official questioned why Russell would want to look for a job, since he already had one.
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Originally called Nolletquesset by the Lenni Lenape Indians, the name Shark River appears on the 1686 John Reid manuscript map of East Jarsey which is the earliest existing detailed map of Monmouth County. Due to the location of the county poor farm in what is now Shark River Hills, the river and surrounding area was given the nickname of Shirk River due to the shiftless folks lazing about on the banks of the river near the poor farm. "Shack River" was also derogatorily used in describing the area in relation to the shacks and shanties in which the poor shirkers dwelled in. Revolutionary soldiers gave the nickname of Hogs Pond to the area as wild hogs roamed freely throughout the woods near the salt works there.
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