Word: creams
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Eliot was teaching him, and he thought how this intimacy--Eliot carefully maneuvering the razor around his chin, washing off extra shaving cream, patting his face dry; this thrill of smooth, wet skin, shining--this belonged to men who were lovers alone. It seemed to him a kind of celebration...
...time when Massachusetts unemployment rates are the lowest in the country, standing at 3.9 percent as compared with the national rate of 7 percent, such stores in Harvard Square as Brigham's, Store 24, Pennsylvania Clothes, Wild Tops, Crimson and Clover Florists, and Herrell's Ice Cream are desperate to find workers...
Even her family sometimes finds the rigors trying. Acknowledges Engquist, who stayed home to be the "nurturing parent": "Jane expects people to keep up with her, but her husband and children have different drummers. We don't." The boys balk at substituting cottage or farmer cheese for cream cheese. Engquist smokes, a habit Brody unceasingly rails against, and he limits his exercise to walking. His wife, in contrast, is ferociously athletic. Five times a week, though less in winter, she plays singles tennis. Every morning she rises at 5 a.m. and makes the family breakfast. After posting the menu matter...
...selling good health is that people think it's all or nothing. I try to let them know that it can be a little bad as long as it is mostly healthy." And she does not hesitate to admit her own frailties. Especially when it comes to ice cream. "I eat it until it's not there anymore," she confesses. "I wouldn't die if I were told I couldn't have ice cream, but I might think life isn't worth living...
...Gelateria Giuseppe wasn't frequented as much by Harvard undergraduates," said Jordana B. Friedman '87 of Eliot House, who worked at the ice cream parlor last year. "It was kind of an older clientele than some of the other ice cream places in the square...