For the most part, these parents did well enough through midlife to take on sizable loans, but some have since fallen on tough times because of the recession, health problems, job loss or lives that took a sudden hard turn.
More startling still is the sudden cut to hard, unglamorous gray-greens, and the sight of Freddie hacking the heads off cabbages in a California field.
The camera records what happens inside and outside the vehicle but saves the recording only when it senses a sudden movement such as hard braking or a sharp turn, Muth said.
It happened all of a sudden and a bit unbelievable, hard to tell if it is real or how serious it is.
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Likewise, it is hard to see Gucci's sudden art awareness as more than yet another canny marketing move.
German banks and companies, in a mirror image of what would happen in Greece, would suffer from the sudden devaluation of euro assets outside the new hard-currency zone.
The sudden death this week of Mr Obama's hard-charging special representative to the region, Richard Holbrooke, will also make it all just a little bit harder.
Will our real business cycle brethren find it so hard to believe that we think a sudden unexpected shortfall in all wages and profits might create some problems in servicing nominal obligations?
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Garriques and Motorola (as well as Dell) have refused to discuss his sudden decision to leave with anyone in the media, frustrating many journalists who have tried hard to get the inside story.
It's hard when you think you're going to be a backup and now all of a sudden you're a starter.
"The sudden collapse of Enron, which has been so catastrophic to so many people who have lost their jobs and their hard-earned pensions, has clearly demonstrated the need for meaningful campaign finance reform, " she added.
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