You have Charles Bonnet syndrome.

She put on her bonnet.

She cannot find her bonnet.

How do I open the bonnet?

How do I open the bonnet?

She said, Who is this Charles Bonnet?

I'm not crazy. I'm not demented. I have Charles Bonnet syndrome.

She has a bee in her bonnet about arriving on time.

And she said, Tell all the nurses that I have Charles Bonnet syndrome.

'Well, how is she?' she said, entering the drawing room without removing her bonnet.

Now with the original description in the 18th century, Charles Bonnet did not have them.

She took off her bonnet and, having mentally rolled up her sleeves, prepared for action.

An example is Charles Bonnet Syndrome, where visual impairments in the elderly can produce visions of human figures.

This was originally described, I said, right back in the 18th century, by a man called Charles Bonnet.

Ready dressed and with her bonnet on, she again looked at Annushka's placid and now still rounder face.

He could not think of that bill, made out on blue paper for a bonnet and ribbons, without pitying himself.

Steps were heard approaching the other door, and the nurse said in a frightened whisper, 'Coming!...' and handed Anna her bonnet.

He looked smilingly now at the feather on the Princess's bonnet and now about him, as if trying to remember something.

Demand curves are downward sloping typically, at higher prices, others will demand less of Americana goods, and a strong dollar means that American goods are more expensive.

Thanks to a combination of intense heat and periodic Sahelian rains, Madi consistently produces clean, high quality cotton on the gently sloping hills that surround his walled compound.

Rising, she removed her bonnet and took from the table an album in which were photographs of her son at different ages.

But, in the case of high intensity conflicts or wars (defined as entailing 1,000 or more battle deaths in a year), the trend line has been sloping unequivocally downward.

When he came nearer he saw, sitting beside Oblonsky, a stout handsome young man wearing a Scotch bonnet with long ribbons streaming behind.

'And who was inside the cart? Who but Vasenka, with his Scotch bonnet and his songs and his leggings, sitting on the hay!'

In economic jargon, the supply curve of labor was flat but is now sloping upward, so that rapidly increasing demand for labor resulting from rapid growth is driving up wages.

But, in the case of high intensity conflicts 160 or wars (defined as entailing 1,000 or more battle deaths in a year), 160 the trend line has been sloping unequivocally downward.

And the temporal lobe hallucinations are all sense hallucinations, full of feeling, full of familiarity, located in space and time, The Charles Bonnet ones are quite different.

'You don't want that,' he said, taking off her bonnet and on seeing her without it, he began kissing her again as though he had only just seen her.

'Yes, it is all ended and I am alone again,' she said to herself and without taking off her bonnet she sat down in an easy chair by the fireplace.

But of course, even the US Treasury, as powerful as it may be, cannot repeal the laws of economics. Demand curves are downward sloping typically, at higher prices, others will demand less of Americana goods, and a strong dollar means that American goods are more expensive.

At Anna's side, on a heated bay cavalry horse, stretching out his fat legs and evidently admiring himself, rode Vasenka Veslovsky, wearing the Scotch bonnet with waving ribbons, and Dolly could not repress a merry smile on recognizing him.

Neurologist and author Oliver Sacks brings our attention to Charles Bonnet syndrome when visually impaired people experience lucid hallucinations. He describes the experiences of his patients in heartwarming detail and walks us through the biology of this under reported phenomenon.

He was holding with one hand the window of a carriage (from which the head of a lady in a velvet bonnet and two little children's heads were leaning out) and was smilingly beckoning with his other hand to his brother in law.

Soon he heard the rattle of the tarantas, and through the trees saw Vasenka, seated on hay (unluckily the tarantas had no seat), with the Scotch bonnet on his head, jolting over the ruts as he was driven down the other avenue.

The first to appear was Vasenka Veslovsky in new boots reaching half way up his fat thighs, his green blouse girdled with a new cartridge belt smelling of leather, and on his head the Scotch bonnet with the ribbons. He carried a new English gun without a sling.

Make sure you tune in to an NPR report in which a journalist you know is interviewed in Port of Spain about the horrors to which your homeland is being subjected while sitting on the bonnet of a car in Stinson Beach, in the atmospheric Marin Headlands, looking out at the magnificent Pacific.