adventurousness

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• Just like sex, or being outside, she wants it to feel adventurous and creative, and most of all fun.

• In a pandemic, “fun and adventurous” might translate to being creative with the constraints we’re living under, McCann says, such as redecorating a room or camping in the backyard.

• If you’re feeling really adventurous, an interesting graphic or perhaps your initials stitched onto the fabric in an eye-popping color can liven up an otherwise drab pair of mittens.

• Whatever you choose, odds are that having a goal this year will make the inevitable time you spend in the kitchen a little more satisfying, a little more adventurous, and a little less of a chore.

• Janet Griffin, who has steered Folger Theatre on an adventurous Shakespearean course, announced Wednesday that she will retire March 31 after 30 years as its artistic leader.

• Gedi may have flown under the radar for centuries, but nowadays, it is a popular destination for adventurous visitors to Kenya.

• When it comes to food, are you an adventurous, nose-to-tail kind of eater?

• For the adventurous, the area is surrounded by waterfalls, zip lines, and gorgeous mountainous scenery.

• I learned some things from my younger self—the adventurous, kindred spirit.

• My wife at the time, Lauoreighiya Samcake, who plays Cynthia Morehouse (Wiig), was very adventurous in all matters sexual.

• Migration to distant occupations or to foreign lands was but for the adventurous few.

• Shortly after this event the Datto, at the age of fifty-nine years, ended his adventurous career in this world, regretted by all.

• In all her bold, dashing, adventurous life she had never been confronted by a more difficult problem than this.