Not exact matches
A few
too many parties, a culinary over-indulgence or two, and a little over-excitement when gift shopping can
leave us feeling exhausted, unhealthy, financially overstretched, and surrounded by giant
piles of stuff, so that just when you should be starting the new year with energy, you're instead feeling frazzled and exhausted.
They taught me
too that our biggest questions, our deepest desires and fears and joys, often meet us in the quotidian challenges of marriage, parenting and home life — at the 3 a.m. feeding, in the tantrum at Costco, amidst
piles of dirty laundry, at the community playground, in the bouquet of weeds
left carefully on your pillow.
Too often the church is busily trying to rake up
leaves into nice orderly
piles, while the gale force winds of the Holy Spirit are intent on scatting them all over the yard.
There is
too much nitrogen, so add sawdust, dry
leaves, or other high - carbon materials, and turn the
pile.
Ketchup, mustard, relish, and «kraut were also banned from the tasting room, which
left us with nothing more than nine paper plates heaped with
piles of anonymous hot dog, a box of toothpicks, a stack of
too - small Dixie water cups, and the fear of God.
Jamie Chadwick was involved in the fight for the win
too as she
piled the pressure on the leaders, but that was how the order stayed when the red flag was thrown with less than a minute
left on the race clock.
We were so focused on
piling players in the middle, we
left the flanks exposed
too much and we got punished as you would expect from the champions of Europe.
All
too many of our baby - boom constituents have much more in common with those parts of other cohorts who are
left at the bottom of the income
pile.
Think about it: If you have a big plate, it may be easy to
pile on the food until the plate is full,
leaving you with portions that are way
too large.
Yoga and exercise became
too overwhelming to initiate against the guilt he
piled on for
leaving him alone, even for an hour.
I
too have fallen into that chasm, sometimes I pull out an old favorite and look at myself and say, «that fashion train has
left the station» and into the «donate»
pile it goes.
As your retirement needs and market conditions change, so should the amount you draw from assets if you want to avoid running through your savings
too soon or being
left with a big
pile of cash in your dotage.
Munger
leaves moat creation to entrepreneurs and venture capitalists and feels fine putting that activity in «
too hard»
pile.
They
leave that ratty
pile of expense receipts in the drawer (where they
left it last year,
too).
Unfortunately, this cycle has far
too many times in a row and the sky - high Interest and fees continue
piling up...
leaving many payday lenders in mountains of debt, unable to get out.
Which
leaves the UK in my
too - hard
pile, with Newmark Security (NWT: LN) my only disclosed holding (pattern) here.
Leaf piles: Although
leaf piles are fun for the kids to jump in, don't
leave them sitting on your lawn for
too long.
Give this some thought before making your decision... you don't want to choose a spot close to the house since you're feeling
too lazy to take him to the back corner of the yard only to realize once summer rolls around that you've trained him to
leave big
piles of poo right next to your barbeque pit or outdoor dining area.
«Hey, I
left my awesome professional life to become a traveler and you should
too» Yeah - but you
left with a big
pile of money and all your advice is only good for someone else with a software company to sell so they can travel endlessly for years to exotic destinations without having to worry about money — and that
left all these 22 year old dropouts with no choice but to admit defeat or hustle like crazy.
Firewood and
leaf piles should be moved away from a foundation since pests will find those spots a welcoming home,
too.
And a side benefit was our counters were never
piled up with dishes or mess because we loved them
too much to
leave dirty dishes on them!!
Try not to
leave that
pile of dirty dishes out by the sink for
too long.