reminisce

Still does, once in a great while when we're reminiscing.

We spent the next hour reminiscing about our old friend.

"We just sat back and reminisced about what a good guy he was."

It was so hard not to reminisce about the life she had lost.

He must have come up to Peter's room to reminisce.

Those involved in the case would reminisce about it years later.

They reminisce about the past and make plans for the future.

Now she was able to reminisce about the happy times they had all spent together.

People showed up from all over the country to see friends and reminisce about their work in the Administration.

The old man loved to reminisce and would talk for hours about the past.

Maybe then it will be safe to reminisce, but not now.

The two still reminisce about the playing days of their youth.

No doubt, they'd all want to reminisce about old times.

But what he really wanted to do was sing, not reminisce.

They will reminisce about friends who have moved away and are missed.

He reminisces, "I was with her from the beginning until the end."

Maybe he'd be willing to reminisce, if I found him.

Reminiscing and talking out loud were not a good idea.

I think the benefit was we did have a chance to talk and reminisce.

I'm still moving through the time you're reminiscing about, so it's not really gone, for me.

My husband and I reminisced about the swing set's history.

He is reminiscing about those early times in a 75-minute talk, followed by questions from the audience.

It was great to reminisce about some of those moments.

No, he would just visit as a friend, perhaps reminisce for a while, and leave it at that.

But she, like the president, also reminisced about her days in Arkansas.