"Hunting My Own Skin" is bouncy, free-and-easy trap-lite, and sees him at his most carefree maybe ever.
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With the summer months creeping up, Trisha Yearwood wants people to be able to entertain in the most carefree way possible.
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Even at her most carefree, there's a shadow lurking within, one we don't even quite realize is there until it's too late.
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The way Bridgette comes to learn this fact makes the realization even worse, since this is the most carefree we've seen the aspiring actress all season.
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Most of our childhood memories revolve around play: the games we made up, the imaginary friends we created, and the places where we felt the most carefree.
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It's on these two albums that Longstreth's voice is the most carefree and wild; less an art project than a yelp that tries to transcend space and time.
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It's been a long time since I had one of these nights and playing in the snow was one of the purest and most carefree times I've had in awhile.
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However, as the pattern generally goes, that shitty winter was followed by the sweetest, most carefree, endless summer I'd experienced since I was a teenager—and Shampoo became emblematic of that.
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It's one of his most carefree paintings, showing Bloomfield "smoldering through ice-blue irises" and looking "more sensual than any other man Rockwell ever painted," as Vanity Fair's David Kamp noted in a 2010 essay.
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" I recently set out to retrace Jacqueline's days in Paris as an exchange student 70 years ago, seeking a glimpse of the period she later called "the high point in my life, my happiest and most carefree year.
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When they first meet, he says he loves her hair, and wishes to style her hair very much. Mizushima, Honjo Tohru and he are best friends, and the other two of the trio credit him as the most carefree of the group.
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USA Today writer Patrick Ryan opined that Smile exudes newfound joy, with some of the most carefree songs of the singer's career. However, he criticized the self-empowerment lyrics as clichéd, adding that Perry gives listeners a déjà vu rather than seeking a new musical direction. Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly described the album's sound as too familiar, unaltered from Perry's older discography. Craig Jenkins of Vulture found Smile to be lyrically weak, but overall an improvement over Witness, and named the singles as its best tracks.
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However, Hill remembers "these dirt-poor days ... [as] among the best and the most carefree of my life, and though my friends were often scoundrels, I felt their friendship convincingly." Beverly Johnson had previously started to bridge the gender gap at Camp 4, but it remained strongly male-dominated. The community was particularly homosocial; its major historian calls it "edgy" rather than "oppressive" and argues that there was pressure on women to perform to men's standards and that "women had to contend with an army of men trying to maintain Camp 4 as a guy's domain". There was no coherent female climbing community; rather, female climbers tended to adopt the masculine attitudes of their compatriots.
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