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manicure

verb as in trim

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I love a Sunday night putter: cleaning out a drawer in my bathroom or giving myself a manicure, because I never go and get them.

But to give a sense of the whiplash induced by the play, one minute cookies are being baked while rum and coke is served, the next a manicure set transforms the women’s bonding session into a scene of Roman tragedy horror.

Stone, who is married to Broadway veteran actor Christopher Fitzgerald, celebrated her nomination in a very New York way: She got an everything toasted bagel with cream cheese and a manicure.

If you know the day or week may be difficult, “plan something that nurtures you,” suggested mental health professional Gail McCormick, whether that’s getting a manicure, having coffee with a friend or giving yourself time to sit with your feelings.

For $6, it’s more attainable than other photos taken only to be shared: a manicure in a luxury car, a peek of a designer shoe or a recognizable dish at an impossible-to-get-into restaurant.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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