Sentences with phrase «often over little things»

I am completely exhausted almost all of the time, I cry over ridiculous things, I am irritated way too often over little things, I stress about simple stuff, everything seems to bother me... even the sound of my children laughing, and some days I just feel indifferent to life in general.

Not exact matches

Now that the weight of the manuscript is lifted from my shoulders a little bit (although the work doesn't stop here), there will finally be some more time for all the things that often get neglected when a big project takes over one's life — more beach hangs with the fam, catching up with friends who've long declared me a hermit, grilling outside until sunset, and long, leisurely breakfasts, like this one.

Adding on to my last post... He has too many toys and seems to love getting them all out and not even play with them.He loves jigsaw puzzles and often does his favourite ones over and over again, but now tells me they are boring now.He seems to be looking for things to do all the time, and i have to keep giving him little jobs to do, otherwise he says he is bored.He has friends he plays with in the neighbourhood, he loves to ride his bike or scooter, but his friends don't play all the time.

Sometimes it's a little more subtle than these situations, and often is a combination of things that push things over the edge for your baby, and result in a strike.

Using the Canadian Work, Stress, and Health Study (CANWSH), a national sample of Canadian workers, the researchers measured proficiency, or mastery, by asking study participants how much they agree or disagree with statements such as: «You have little control over the things that happen to you» and «You often feel helpless in dealing with problems of life.»

To make things even more appealing, he is also often physically involved in the «making of» the campaign, as his passion for photography is little by little taking over his job as a fashion designer and is more and more at the core of his already astounding career.

It's a little embarrassing how often I wear my utility, leather moto or tailored vests over things.

Online dating for the over 40s is seeing amazing growth, but these aren't your swipe in any direction daters, these are singles who have more often than not done the «dating - thing» once or twice before and now want to enjoy something a little more grown up.

Often however, trying times can be temporary and, with a little assistance and time to think things over, a pet owner in need can make it through.

All too often we stay in our little bubble and we get hung up on the latest «thing» or obsess over what another travel blogger did.

But in general, it would seem that, since Gavin is discussing John Nissen's presenting things that are really highly uncertain as being certain, I would simply state that expecting the Holocene record (or the whole Pleistocene record for that matter) to predict what we should expect of sensitive and complex arctic systems in our Anthropocene, at 400ppm CO2 and an arctic where methane is often spiking over ~ 1900ppb now (versus a little over ~ 700ppb, I believe, for the Eemian) might itself be guilty of the same problem, because one has mistakenly assumed the certainty of a past analogue when really there isn't any.

When I'm out surfing, I often jump off my board and just hang out underwater watching the reef, and this will certainly give me more things to think about when I'm doing that... or for that matter when I've made one little tiny mistake and I'm being dragged, tumbling, getting worked in the white - water, clawing for the surface and hoping against hope that I can avoid being scraped bloody over that same reef... like I said, my relationship with the reef is up close and personal.

Often, though, it's the little things that add up over time.

They are people who often have had no prior involvement with the justice system, who are recovering from the breakdown of a important romantic relationship, who find themselves at odds over the very things that matter most in their lives, and who have little to no knowledge of the law that applies to their dispute or the courts that will process it.

However, the decision to choose you over other solid candidates is often swayed by the little things.

When you get in over your head and start to worry about making the right decisions, often the smartest thing to do is seek a little professional counseling.